Current Investment Opportunities
Solar Impact Fund
Our Solar Impact Fund brings together high-performing commercial solar projects – owned and managed by Sunwealth® – into project pools. Each pool, or tranche, includes a socially diverse set of projects that deliver clean energy to credit-worthy power purchasers and offer excellent returns to our investors.
Since offerings are made tranche by tranche, our community of investors benefit from simple, transparent investments. Investors always know exactly which projects they are financing and the quantifiable impacts of those projects, without sacrificing financial performance.
Each Tranche Contains Two Compelling Ways to Invest
Bond
Competitive fixed-income returns for accredited investors.
Quarterly distributions of interest
Investors receive a 1099-INT for tax reporting purposes.
Term: 6 years
Tax Equity
Eligible accredited investors participate in the ownership of a pool of solar projects.
Financial returns include tax benefits – tax credits and deductions – as well as cash.
Term: 5.5 years.
“Be not simply good, be good for something.”
— HENRY DAVID THOREAU
Sample of Our Portfolio of Solar Projects
University City Church | Tucson, AZ
This 120 kW solar installation will provide the Tucson-based church with nearly $200,000 in lifetime savings, while generating over 5.6 million kWh of clean power over the project life.
System: 120 kW
Developer: Sunray Power LLC
Builder: Solar Gain Inc
Power Recipient: University City Church
Energy Savings: $5,244 per year
T&T Solar Farms | Shaftsbury, VT
Sunwealth teamed up with T&T Solar Farms and fellow B-Corp Encore Renewable Energy for a community solar project that will provide savings for the town of Shelburne, VT and the Wells Spring Unified School District.
System: 719 kW
Developer and Builder: Encore Renewable Energy
Power Recipient: Town of Shelburne; Wells Spring Unified School District; Lake Morey Resort
Energy Savings: $13,483 per year
Killington Garage | Killington, VT
The Town of Killington sustains outdoor adventurers who visit in all seasons to enjoy skiing and hiking. This 145 kW solar installation will provide the town with an estimated $96,203 in lifetime energy savings.
System: 145 kW
Developer and Builder: SunCommon
Power Recipient: Town of Killington
Energy Savings: $2,138 per year
Temple Emunah | Lexington, MA
Emunah is devoted to promoting the inclusivity, diversity, and longevity of its community. Its solar parking lot canopy is a low-income community solar project, providing discounted power for income-eligible residents to Greater Boston.
System: 335 kW
Developer: Resonant Energy
Builder: Invaleon Technologies Corporation
Power Recipient: LICSS participants
Energy Savings: $14,582 per year
Fifth Avenue Committee | Brooklyn, NY
Founded in 1978 and based in Brooklyn, NY, FAC is a nationally recognized nonprofit community development corporation that has developed more than 600 units of affordable housing for low and moderate-income families.
System: 106 kW
Developer and Builder: Solar Energy Systems, Inc., 770 Electric LLC
Power Recipient: Fifth Avenue Committee
Energy Savings: $4,438 per year
Oakland Landfill | Oakland, ME
This solar project will generate over 13 million kWH of clean power for the Town of Oakland over its lifetime and create an estimated 14 solar job years.
System: 406 kW
Developer: Encore Renewable Energy
Builder: Sundog Solar
Power Recipient: Town of Oakland
Energy Savings: $13,434 per year
New York City Housing Authority | Queens, NY
NYCHA’s mission is to increase opportunities for low- and moderate- income New Yorkers. 1 in 15 New Yorkers reside in NYCHA’s 326 public housing developments across the city’s five boroughs.
System: 620 kW
Developer: SolPurpose
Builder: BrightPower
Power Recipient: NYCHA and its residents
Energy Savings: $44,184 per year
El Camino Baptist Church | Tucson, AZ
Founded over 45 years ago, this Baptist church aims to strengthen the community. The two solar installations will provide the church with a projected $204,192 in lifetime energy savings.
System: 142 kW
Developer: Sunray
Builder: Solar Gain
Power Recipient: El Camino Baptist Church
Energy Savings: $6,806 per year
OWASA Biosolids | Chapel Hill, North Carolina
OWASA is a not-for-profit public service agency managing the Chapel Hill community’s water and wastewater services. Its solar project will provide an estimated $140,933 in lifetime energy savings.
System: 144 kW
Developer and Builder: Eagle Solar and Light LLC
Power Recipient: OWASA Biosolids
Energy Savings: $3,132 per year
Wilson-Gray YMCA | Hartford, CT
This branch of the YMCA of Greater Hartford provides more than 100 programs and services. Its rooftop solar installation will generate 3,547,489 kWH of clean power over its lifetime.
System: 120 kW
Developer: CT Green Bank
Builder: Greenskies Renewable Energy
Power Recipient: Wilson-Gray YMCA
Energy Savings: $3,942 per year
Trident Alloys | Springfield, MA
Trident Alloys is a foundry with expertise in 3D robotic printing. The rooftop solar installation serves community solar customers and will provide a projected $526,014 in lifetime energy savings, as well as generating 9 solar job years.
System: 272 kW
Developer and Builder: Green Earth Energy Photovoltaic
Power Recipient: LICSS participants
Energy Savings: $16,235 per year
Eglise Evangelique de l’Union Chretienne | Brockton, MA
Eglise Evangelique de l’Union is an American Baptist Churches USA church in Eastern MA. The rooftop solar installation will generate 413,586 kWH of clean power over its lifetime.
System: 14 kW
Developer: Resonant Energy
Builder: Boston Solar
Power Recipient: Eglise Evangelique de l’Union Chretienne
Energy Savings: $475 per year
Constance Baker Motley Apartments |
New Haven, CT
Named after the prominent civil rights activist, lawyer and judge, Constance Baker Motley Apartments is an affordable housing complex managed by the Housing Authority of New Haven.
System: 41 kW
Developer: CT Green Bank
Builder: Evergreen Energy
Power Recipient: Housing Authority of New Haven
Energy Savings: $1,381 per year
Congregation Beth Elohim | Acton, MA
Our solar canopy system will provide clean energy, energy savings and lease revenue to the Congregation Beth Elohim synagogue and religious school. Through Sunwealth’s Low-Income Community Shared Solar program, it will also deliver energy savings to income-eligible households across Greater Boston.
System: 245 kW
Developer and Builder: 621 Energy
Power Recipients: CBE & LICSS participants
Energy Savings: $15,462 per year
Laurelbrook Farm | East Canaan, CT
Since 1948, the Jacquier family has owned and operated Laurelbrook Farm, a 2,700-acre dairy farm in Northwestern Connecticut. A new solar installation supplies clean energy to keep the farm running around-the-clock.
System: 269 kW
Developer and Builder: Green Earth Energy Photovoltaic
Power Recipient: Laurelbrook Farm
Energy Savings: $10,289 per year
Christ the King High School | Queens, NY
Our rooftop solar installation at Christ the King is an example of environmental stewardship for the more than one thousand daycare, high school and public charter school students served on the campus.
System: 322 kW
Developer and Builder: Solar Energy Systems
Power Recipient: Christ the King Regional High School
Energy Savings: $9,708 per year
Provincetown Water Treatment Plant | Provincetown, MA
The Provincetown Water Treatment Plant is a critical public resource located near the beautiful Cape Cod National Seashore.
System: 86 kW
Developer and Builder: ACE Solar
Partner: Cape & Vineyard Electric Cooperative
Power Recipient: Provincetown
Energy Savings: $4,645 per year
Yarmouth Fire Station #3 | Yarmouth, MA
The Yarmouth Fire Department is committed to protecting the Yarmouth community and their rooftop solar installation is proof of their commitment to reducing energy costs and carbon emissions.
System: 137 kW
Developer and Builder: ACE Solar
Partner: Cape & Vineyard Electric Cooperative
Power Recipient: Yarmouth
Energy Savings: $7,180 per year
Chatham Fire Station | Chatham, MA
The solar array at the Chatham Fire Department provides reliable power to Chatham’s first responders and can be used for trainings on fire safety around solar sites.
System: 97 kW
Developer and Builder: ACE Solar
Partner: Cape & Vineyard Electric Cooperative
Power Recipient: Chatham
Energy Savings: $5,071 per year
Eastham Library | Eastham, MA
Since 1878, the Eastham Library has been a pillar of the Eastham community, enriching the lives of Eastham residents both young and old.
System: 116 kW
Developer and Builder: ACE Solar
Partner: Cape & Vineyard Electric Cooperative
Power Recipient: Eastham
Energy Savings: $6,730 per year
St. Mary & St. George Coptic Orthodox Church | Scituate, MA
Formerly the St. Frances Cabrini Church, congregants have been coming to the church to worship for nearly 60 years. The St. Mary & St. George Coptic Orthodox congregation moved in in 2018 and welcomes all to attend their services.
System: 31 kW
Developer and Builder: Boston Solar
Power Recipient: St. Mary & St. George Coptic Orthodox Church
Energy Savings: $1,110 per year
Data Center | Northern California
Our solar installation at a Northern California data center is Sunwealth’s largest installation to date and delivers enough clean energy to meet a meaningful portion of the data center’s energy demand.
System: 538 kW
Developer and Builder: Centroplan USA
Power Recipient: Data Center
Energy Savings: $34,084 per year
Solar Access Program
The Solar Access Program provides community members like Olive Knight, Dorchester resident and climate activist, with clean power and energy savings.
System: 6 kW
Developer: Resonant Energy
Builder: United Solar Associates
Power Recipient: Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation and community residents
Energy Savings: $520 per year
Cambridge Park | Somerville, MA
The solar installation at Cambridge Park is currently the largest of Sunwealth’s residential solar developments.
System: 478 kW rooftop system
Developer: Skyview Ventures
Builder: United Solar Associates
Power Recipient: City of Somerville
Energy Savings: $29,436 per year
Sunnyside | Northampton, MA
Since 1975, Sunnyside daycare center has provided early education and care to a diverse group of children ranging from 18 months to five years of age.
System: 20 kW
Developer: Resonant Energy
Builder: All Energy Solar
Power Recipient: Sunnyside Early Childhood Center
Energy Savings: $634 per year
Congregation Eitz Chayim | Cambridge, MA
Congregation Eitz Chayim (Tree of Life) is an urban congregation in Cambridge that serves community members by providing fully inclusive services and faith-based education programs.
System: 11 kW
Developer: Resonant Energy
Builder: United Solar Associates
Power Recipient: Congregation Eitz Chayim
Energy Savings: $803 per year
Cunningham Park | Milton, MA
This solar development serves Cunningham Park facilities, including a bowling alley and community recreation center enjoyed by the residents of Milton, MA.
System: 25 kW
Developer and Builder: SolWorks Energy
Power Recipient: Cunningham Park Trust
Energy Savings: $1,115 per year
St. Paul Lutheran Church | Arlington, MA
Saint Paul Lutheran Church serves Arlington community members by opening the church’s doors for morning worship, education hour, and fellowship.
System: 24 kW
Developer: Resonant Energy
Builder: Invaleon Solar
Power Recipient: Saint Paul Lutheran Church
Energy Savings: $1,622 per year
Epiphany School | Boston, MA
Epiphany is an independent school for children of economically-disadvantaged families in Boston with financial aid for all students.
System: 25 kW
Developer: Resonant Energy
Builder: NuWatt Energy
Power Recipient: Epiphany School
Energy Savings: $1,502 per year
Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation | Dorchester, MA
Solar panels on the roof of the Bornstein and Pearl Food Production Center help offset electricity costs for the common area of the building, which is host to Commonwealth Kitchen and more than 50 community-based businesses – many owned and operated by women and minority entrepreneurs.
System: 60 kW
Developer: Resonant Energy
Builder: NuWatt Energy
Power Recipient: City of Somerville and local not-for-profits
Energy Savings: $3,627 per year
Windsor at Maxwell’s Green | Somerville, MA
Maxwell’s Green is a community solar project that uses the energy produced from the installation to power residential homes in the City of Somerville.
System: 88 kW
Developer and Builder: United Solar Associates
Power Recipient: City of Somerville
Energy Savings: $17,223 per year
Mustard Seed | Worcester, MA
For nearly 50 years, Mustard Seed Catholic Worker House has been bringing together a community of volunteers to support Worcester residents in need by operating a soup kitchen and a food pantry.
System: 11 kW
Developer: Resonant Energy
Builder: Endless Energy
Power Recipient: Mustard Seed Catholic Worker
Energy Savings: $438 per year
Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts
The Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts has enabled adults to overcome racial, social, and economic inequalities by advancing economic development opportunities and providing resources for victims of sexual and domestic violence.
System: 25 kW
Developer: Resonant Energy
Builder: United Solar Associates
Power Recipient: Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts
Energy Savings: $1,800 per year
Greentown Labs | Somerville, MA
More than 55 cleantech companies comprise the Greentown Labs community, making it the largest clean technology incubator in the United States. These startups are building and commercializing breakthrough solutions for renewable power generation, sustainable transportation, energy efficiency, and more.
System: 110 kW
Builder: United Solar Associates
Power Recipient: City of Somerville
Energy Savings: $6,979 per year
Mimecast Headquarters | Lexington, MA
This newly-renovated state-of-the-art office building owned by Boston Properties serves as the new home for technology firm Mimecast.
System: 103 kW
Developer and Builder: United Solar Associates
Power Recipient: Boston Properties
Energy Savings: $3,003 per year
Moore Lumber & Hardware | Ayer, MA
This mainstay of the Ayer community has provided the materials to build and preserve the Nashoba Valley region for more than 3 generations.
System: 321 kW
Developer: RePower Partners
Builder: Solworks
Power Recipient: City of Haverill, MA
Energy Savings: $19,214 per year
World Learning Center | Brattleboro, VT
World Learning is a global NGO empowering people and strengthening institutions through education, sustainable development, and exchange programs.
System: 196 kW
Developer: Dynamic Organics
Builder: Solar Design Associates
Power Recipient: World Learning Inc.
Energy Savings: $10,400 per year
Holyoke Housing Authority | Holyoke, MA
Holyoke Housing Authority fulfills its mission to provide safe, affordable housing to low- and moderate-income people of Holyoke by delivering a variety of essential services.
System: 416 kW
Developer: Eco Energy Partners
Builder: Solworks
Power Recipient: Holyoke Housing Authority
Energy Savings: $15,517 per year
Greenpoint Solar | Brooklyn, NY
Greenpoint Manufacturing and Design Center is a leading non-profit industrial developer transforming manufacturing buildings into affordable, flexible production space for small-to-medium enterprises, artisans, and artists.
System: 58 kW
Developer and Builder: Solar Energy Systems
Power Recipient: Greenpoint Manufacturing & Design Center
Energy Savings: $2,718 per year
Hampshire College | Amherst, MA
Founded in 1970, this cutting-edge liberal arts college in Western Massachusetts takes a unique approach to higher education through personalized, independent work and hands-on experience.
System: 34 kW
Developer and Builder: Solar Design Associates
Power Recipient: Hampshire College
Energy Savings: $698 per year
Walden Woods | Concord, MA
Founded in 1990, The Walden Woods Project is devoted to preserving the land, literature, and legacy of writer Henry David Thoreau through environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and conservation.
System: 30 kW
Builder: NuWatt Energy and Sunlight Solar Energy
Power Recipient: The Walden Woods Project
Energy Savings: $1,921 per year
Clark's Shoes U.S. Headquarters | Waltham, MA
The classic shoe brand's new eco-friendly US headquarters is located along the Route 128 tech corridor outside of Boston. The energy-efficient, LEED Silver-certified building boasts solar panels and recycled building materials.
System: 170 kW
Developer and Builder: United Solar Associates
Power Recipient: Boston Properties
Energy Savings: $10,470 per year
Interfaith Solar | Boston, MA
The Interfaith Solar Project benefits a consortium of three well-known houses of worship in the city. Over the life of the project, the churches will be able to put more than $180,000 back into the local community based on energy savings.
System: 70 kW
Developer: Resonant Energy
Builder: United Solar Associates
Power Recipients: Second Church in Dorchester, Bethel A.M.E., and Church of Saint Augustine and Saint Martin
Energy Savings: $3,163 per year
Oakfield Fire Department | Oakfield, NY
The Oakfield Fire Department is an important component of this peaceful village community, located east of Niagara Falls near the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge.
System: 34 kW
Developer and Builder: CIR Electrical
Power Recipient: Oakfield Fire Department
Energy Savings: $849 per year
Sika Corporation | Canton, MA
A leader in thermoplastic roofing, Sika partnered with Centroplan and Sunwealth to develop the Sika SolaRoof system for its Canton headquarters. This integrated solar solution is ideal for thermoplastic roofs.
System: 176 kW
Developer and Builder: Centroplan
Power Recipient: Sika Corporation
Energy Savings: $8,676 per year
The Montessori School of Northampton | Northampton, MA
The Montessori School of Northampton, a progressive school in the heart of the Pioneer Valley, is dedicated to helping children ages 2–14 “help themselves” by learning at their own pace.
System: 37 kW
Developer and Builder: PV Squared
Power Recipient: The Montessori School of Northampton
Energy Savings: $1,072 per year
Alexander Fire Department | Alexander, NY
One of the oldest volunteer fire brigades in New York State, founded in 1833, this essential department keeps current by using modern clean energy to help power its facility.
System: 60 kW
Developer and Builder: CIR Electrical
Power Recipient: Alexander Fire Department
Energy Savings: $1,520 per year
Water Treatment Facility | Oakfield, NY
This ground-mounted system at the Oakfield Water Treatment Facility will provide clean power to the historic Village of Oakfield, NY.
System: 195 kW
Developer and Builder: CIR Electrical
Power Recipient: The Village of Oakfield
Energy Savings: $4,480 per year
At Sunwealth®, we are leading the effort to build clean-energy communities through exciting investment opportunities. Contact us for more information.