America is running short on energy capacity just as nonprofits are being stretched by rising utility costs. This piece examines how those two challenges can be addressed together through a new investment-driven approach that strengthens the grid while lowering operating expenses for the organizations that serve our communities.

A smarter way for development teams to fund solar and energy projects—reducing capital needs, freeing donor capacity, and keeping focus on mission.

Rooftop solar on schools not only cuts energy costs and emissions but also serves as a powerful educational tool for students.

As energy prices rise, nonprofits with limited budgets face mounting utility costs, highlighting the need for affordable solutions like solar.

As electricity prices soar, rooftop solar offers businesses a way to control costs, improve sustainability and protect their bottom lines.

Behind‑the‑meter net metering lets businesses offset their energy use with solar generation and sell excess power back to the grid.

Pairing solar panels with high‑reflectivity white roofs increases system efficiency and savings, creating more resilient investments.

Instead of letting quarterly tax payments sit idle, investors redirect those payments into Brightwell solar projects to reduce taxes and earn returns.

Brightwell helps YMCAs turn high energy costs into savings and capital that furthers their mission through tailored solar investments.