SAN FRANCISCO—RSF Social Finance has provided a $5 million debt loan to clean energy investment firm Sunwealth to support a portfolio of 26 community-based solar projects across five states. More than one-third of the portfolio directly benefits low- to moderate-income (LMI) communities.

Sunwealth, based in Cambridge, Mass., delivers meaningful energy savings to customers and increases access to solar power for households and organizations that otherwise might be left behind in the clean energy transition. RSF’s loan also supports Sunwealth’s Solar Access Program, which make solar power affordable to LMI communities by eliminating upfront costs and allowing any building—regardless of the owner’s income or credit score—to host a solar project and receive energy savings.

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RSF Social Finance has provided a $5 million debt loan to clean energy investment firm Sunwealth to support a portfolio of 26 community-based solar projects across five states. More than one-third of the portfolio directly benefits low- to moderate-income (LMI) communities.

Sunwealth, based in Cambridge, Mass., delivers meaningful energy savings to customers and increases access to solar power for households and organizations that otherwise might be left behind in the clean energy transition. RSF’s loan also supports Sunwealth’s Solar Access Program, which make solar power affordable to LMI communities by eliminating upfront costs and allowing any building—regardless of the owner’s income or credit score—to host a solar project and receive energy savings.