Agrivoltaics guided by traditional Native agricultural practices to support economic development and Indigenous leadership in solar energy across New Mexico.
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Solar for the Anishinaabe people of the Red Lake Tribal Nation.
Strengthening the Buffalo program for the Northern Cheyenne and creating one of the few tribally owned microgrids in the US.
Providing affordable energy access and job training for Native Hawaiians through a community-owned nanogrid.
Installing rooftop solar on a community center offering job training and other services to Charleston’s predominately Black west side.
Supporting the transition of the Standing Rock Nation’s community center to solar, and promoting Indigenous energy sovereignty.
Creating a network of solar-powered restaurants to build storm resilience in New Orleans.
Solar for a regenerative, closed-loop organic waste processing operation in Brooklyn, NY that offers workforce training and employment for low-income youth in the community.
Solar-powered flower farms, producing jobs, revitalizing vacant land, and providing sustainable agriculture education for inner-city Chicago.
Off-grid solar installations and workforce development on the Navajo and Hopi Nations.
Driving social and environmental justice in Memphis, Tennessee.
Solar energy for BIPOC led organizations in the most polluted regions of the United States.
Small grants program for nonprofits serving Utah and Nevada.
Reaching grassroots groups around the world working to implement solar energy projects in their communities.
A West Virginia community hub uses solar to demonstrate a future beyond coal in Appalachia.
Supporting 40 Native Nations across the U.S. with community-driven solar installations, hands-on job training, and energy savings.
Providing integrated clean energy solutions for communities impacted by disaster and pollution.
Developing Puerto Rico’s first cooperatively managed, community owned solar microgrid.
Powering Detroit’s first community land trust with solar energy to lower families’ energy bills and increase community resilience.