Aerial view of a solar installation surrounded by green space

An invitation to energy companies and asset owners

Your energy can change lives

The smaller project that no longer fits your portfolio may have a greater purpose. Explore donating a renewable energy asset to help bring affordable power and resilience to communities that need it.

From an energy assetto a source of possibility.
501(c)(3) nonprofitDonations & bargain sales consideredRenewable assets considered worldwide

The reason behind the work

An energy bill is never just a number

It competes with groceries, transportation, and the cost of keeping a home safe and comfortable.

For a school or community organization, energy costs can take resources away from the people they serve. We want renewable assets to do more than generate electricity: we want each viable project to have a clear, measurable path to community benefit.

How we plan to measure impact

Potential outcomes

Power
beyond the meter

Every project needs its own community-benefit plan. These are the kinds of outcomes we would work to evaluate, document, and report.

01

More room in a household budget

Affordable clean power can help reduce the energy burden on families, leaving more room for everyday essentials.

02

More capacity for essential services

When a school or community organization spends less on energy, it may be able to direct more resources toward the people it serves.

03

More resilience where it matters

Renewable generation and storage can support continuity of services when a project is shaped around local needs.

A different kind of legacy

You built the power.
Help shape what it powers next

A smaller, aging, curtailed, or non-core project can demand attention out of proportion to its place in your portfolio. We welcome a conversation about donating solar, wind, hydro, battery storage, and other renewable assets. Each proposal receives its own review before any commitment.

Community building with rooftop solar panels and energy storage
An energy project can serve a place with a bigger mission.

Purpose, backed by a plan

From asset to impact

Stewardship takes technical, legal, financial, and community work. We make those questions visible before anyone commits to a transfer.

01

Tell us about the asset

Share its location, size, status, ownership, and your hopes for its next chapter.

02

Test the opportunity

We examine condition, rights, obligations, operating needs, and a credible route to community benefit.

03

Shape a responsible transfer

Donation or bargain-sale terms, approvals, and stewardship arrangements are reviewed with the appropriate advisers.

04

Make the benefit visible

A viable project needs clear measures for energy performance and the people it is intended to serve.

Ways to take part

Make your next move count

We welcome a first conversation even if you do not yet know which transaction structure is appropriate.

For developers and owners

Explore a project transfer

Discuss donating a smaller or difficult-to-place renewable asset, or a bargain sale subject to legal, tax, and organizational review.

Explore legacy projects

For communities and partners

Build benefit together

Explore renewable generation and storage opportunities shaped around affordability, resilience, and local priorities.

Explore our work

Possibilities for impact

What an asset could make possible

Explore project opportunities
Parent and children preparing a meal together at home

A household possibility

More room for everyday needs

Energy affordability could leave more of a family's budget for the essentials that make a home work.

Neighborhood library with rooftop solar and battery storage

A community possibility

Power for places people rely on

Renewable generation and storage could support the facilities that serve neighbors every day.

Solar array near a small town

An asset possibility

A new purpose for existing power

An eligible asset could become part of a carefully documented community-benefit plan.

An invitation to make an impact

Let your energy do more

Tell us about the project. Together, we can determine whether it has a responsible path to a new purpose.

Start the conversation