Solar Factory

A domestic solar panel manufacturing plant in a Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) in College Station, Texas. Investors benefited from QOZB-deferred capital gains and share in IRA production tax credit cash.

Industrial Building

Commercial building retrofitted to support the resurgence in U.S. manufacturing capacity. A buyer was found after the completion of the construction project.

Land Development

Greenfield land development in the Arizona desert, near electrical transmission towers, to entitle for utility-scale solar energy production and battery storage.

The Winsor School

The Winsor School in Boston completed a student-initiated solar project, installing a 331-panel, 149 kW-DC system designed to produce 175,000 kWh annually. This installation covered one-third of the school's utility needs, resulting in over $1 million in savings and revenue.

Skyline Church

Skyline Community United Church of Christ in Oakland, CA, installed a 16.02 kW solar system with REC Solar modules and SolarEdge inverters. Facilitated by SDC Energy and installed by NRG Clean Power, the project included a 10-year production guarantee and combined re-roofing with solar installation for cost efficiency.

Peninsula Sinai Congregation

Peninsula Sinai Congregation in Foster City, CA, installed a 43.2 kW solar system with three Tesla Powerwall 2 batteries. Financed by SDC Energy, this initiative supports sustainability and provides backup power during outages.

Mira Costa High School

Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach, California, installed a 178 kW DC rooftop solar system on its new athletic complex to reduce electricity costs and combat climate change. SDC Energy facilitated financing, enabling project approval despite budget constraints.

Paradise Lutheran Church

After the 2018 Camp Fire, Paradise Lutheran Church installed a 40 kW solar system to combat climate change and reduce rising energy costs. SDC Energy facilitated financing, enabling the church to benefit from tax credits otherwise inaccessible to nonprofits.

Olive Knolls Church of the Nazarene

SDC Energy financed a 301 kW ground-mounted solar installation for Olive Knolls Church of the Nazarene in Bakersfield, CA, enabling the non-profit to overcome financial hurdles and benefit from renewable energy.

San Francisco Zen Center

In November 2020, the San Francisco Zen Center installed a 40 kW DC solar system across four properties, aiming to offset over 90% of its annual electricity consumption. As a non-profit, it partnered with SDC Energy to utilize tax incentives, making the project financially viable.

Ke Kula ʻo Nāwahīokalaniʻōpuʻu

Ke Kula ‘o Nāwahīokalaniʻōpuʻu Iki LPCS, a Hawaiian language immersion charter school in Keaʻau, installed a 21 kW solar system with three Tesla Powerwalls. The system offsets 30,000 kWh annually and provides backup power.

Mudflat Pottery School

Mudflat Pottery School, a non-profit housing a police neighborhood station, partnered with SDC Energy to install a 55 kW solar system. Through prepaid solar financing, they reduced electricity costs by approximately 40%.