Sunwealth is pleased to announced a $5 million loan from RSF Social Finance to support a portfolio of 26 community-based solar projects across five states. More than one-third of the portfolio directly benefits low-to-moderate income communities.
Read MoreAs part of our recent award from CohnReznick, the firm produced a short video highlighting Sunwealth’s focus on ESG featuring our Chief Financial Officer, Omar Blayton.
Read MoreJess Brooks reflects on transitioning out of her day-to-day role at Sunwealth to join our advisory board, celebrating our accomplishments, and embracing what’s next.
Read MoreBy partnering with pillar institutions in our communities and intentionally focusing on increasing access to clean energy, Sunwealth has become a national model for community solar.
Read MoreOn January 1st, Real Leaders announced that Sunwealth was named to their list of the Top 300 Impact Companies driving innovative and sustainable solutions to the world’s most existential problems.
Read MoreSunwealth is pleased to announce that Aisha Francis, PhD, has joined the firm’s Board of Directors. Dr. Francis currently serves as the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology (BFCIT) and made history as the college’s first female president.
Read MoreCanary Media – an independent, nonprofit newsroom covering the transition to clean energy and solutions to the climate crisis – featured Sunwealth Chief Development Officer, Jess Brooks, in the latest edition of their Charging Up series.
Read MoreOur project with Edwards Church adds solar capacity to their existing portfolio, bringing them closer to their goal of achieving net-zero emissions.
Read MoreDeveloped in partnership with Vermont-based solar developer, SunCommon, our solar project brings 59 kW of clean energy to the roof of the barn at Hill View Farms in Danville, Vermont.
Read MoreThree of Sunwealth’s community solar projects were named finalists for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Sunny Awards for Equitable Community Solar.
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