Distributed Solar Power for Government, Municipalities, and Education

Public servants and administrators face increasing demand across the globe from constituents to shift to cleaner sources of electricity. Recurrent Energy provides the solution: large, locally-sited solar power plants without increasing budgets or burdening capital resources.

Government Facilities — Enables governments to transform empty rooftops into a renewable solar resource. By hosting a Recurrent Energy-owned solar power system, government entities can secure long-term clean electricity supplies without any upfront cost or maintenance expense.
Municipal Agencies — Serves as an effective way for municipal agencies to accelerate renewable energy goals and provide their communities with clean, long-term solar electricity. See the sidebar as an example.
Schools and Universities — Provides schools and universities with a cost-effective way to meet increased sustainability goals. By hosting a Recurrent Energy-owned solar power system, administrators can transform empty campus rooftops into productive assets — delivering clean solar power at competitive rates without using institutional capital.

Sustainability without the Cost, Risk, or Complication

Recurrent Energy’s distributed solar power delivers reduced carbon emissions, energy independence, predictable pricing, and enhanced sustainability — without the upfront cost, risk of ownership, or operating burden.

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5MW of Solar for San Francisco

Recurrent Energy was selected by the City of San Francisco and the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) to build a 5 Megawatt solar power project — the largest such project in California — on the roof of the City’s covered reservoir.

“The new solar power systems at the Sunset Reservoir and Pier 96 will more than triple the energy we generate from the sun atop City facilities.”
Gavin Newsom, Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco