Energy Allies is a nonprofit that empowers traditionally excluded communities towards a just and inclusive clean energy transition through community-led solar projects, clean energy education, research and innovation, and policy solutions.
Energy Allies is powered by generous individuals like you who demand a future for our country that is both green and just.
Your generous support will bring affordable and accessible community solar to low-income and BIPOC families on the frontlines of climate change
We’re partnering with ThinkingAhead Executive Search’s Nonprofit Team to recruit a passionate, visionary leader to join our team at an exciting time of growth.
Energy is confusing; community solar is even more complicated. We lay out the facts and empower communities to get involved in their local energy systems and make informed energy-related decisions that are healthier for their families and for our world.
Sometimes a community or household wants clean energy, but they are unable to access it. We find out what the roadblocks are and innovate solutions. Our latest financial tool, The EnergyScore, is a machine-learning-based qualification metric replacing FICO scores.
Learn more about the EnergyScore
Whether we are developing a project from scratch, or enrolling customers into an existing one, we center each communities’ unique priorities and aim to maximize the value delivered to every participant.
Learn more about our innovative community-led solar project in Boston
Learn more about our project in partnership with the NYC Housing Authority
Problems in our energy sector come in all sizes. The bigger ones might require more people to fix them. That’s why we build coalitions with other community groups to advocate for inclusive clean energy policies. We are active in policy discussions across the Northeast.
Most solar developers and financiers require individuals to have FICO scores of 680-750 to enroll in community solar, thereby excluding over half of all Americans. In partnership with the Department of Energy and researchers at MIT and Stanford, Solstice developed the EnergyScore. The EnergyScore is both more accurate than credit scores in predicting bill payment behavior and more inclusive of low-to-moderate income houses.
Solstice has partnered with a coalition of organizations called MultiplySolar to bring community solar to NYC Housing Authority (NYCHA) developments. This program will provide clean, low-cost energy and monthly savings to NYCHA residents throughout the city.
Solstice partnered with local Southeastern Massachusetts (SEMA) organizations to build a low-to-moderate income community solar project. The monthly savings from this project were particularly helpful for SEMA’s elderly community who depend on energy-intensive medical devices and those living in outdated housing stock equipped with inefficient and expensive appliances.
Every contribution matters
Help us make clean energy accessible in your area. Link your friends, family, and neighbors with Solstice community solar, and enjoy $100 for every friend who joins, with an extra $25 going their way!
