Places of Worship
Steward the building. Free the budget.
Congregations carry aging buildings and tight budgets, with energy quietly claiming dollars that could serve the community. Power modernizes generation, efficiency, and resilience with no upfront capital — and, because most houses of worship are tax-exempt, turns clean-energy tax credits into a direct cash payment.
Why it matters
Good stewardship of energy, too.
Solar and efficiency are a form of stewardship — lowering the operating cost of the building so more can go to the mission and the community. Financing structures fund the work from the savings at $0 upfront, and IRA elective ("direct") pay lets a tax-exempt congregation receive the credits as cash.
What we deliver for places of worship
$0 upfront capital
Structures where energy savings fund the project — no capital campaign or new debt required.
IRA elective (direct) pay
Tax-exempt congregations receive clean-energy tax credits as a direct cash payment.
On-site solar
Rooftop and ground-mount solar sized to the sanctuary, hall, and campus load.
Community resilience
Storage that can keep the building running as a community shelter or warming/cooling center through outages.
Questions we hear
Straight answers, in plain terms.
We can't run a capital campaign for this — is there another way?
We don't pay taxes — do the tax credits help us?
Can solar help us serve the community?
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