Entries for Community Energy Innovation Prize

Our project aims to work with the community to help develop a Clean Energy Community Hub powered by solar energy.

The largest solar array closest to a city center in the U.S. 4MW built on a former superfund site. Member-owned by community residents.

Energize Waianae Moku develops Energy Warriors to steward Community’s position & activate their role in the clean & renewable energy spaces.

Microgrid installation, community solar upgrades, and community training to transform Isabel Segunda, Vieques, Puerto Rico

These documents outline our progress on the Community Energy Innovation Prize and our plans for the next phase.

We will support historically disinvested communities in Hawaiʻi co-design renewable energy projects to bid to upcoming utility procurements.

Disadvantaged community led exploration of a networked geothermal microgrid for equitable decarbonization.

This project is creating and delivering a no-cost clean energy direct-to-renter program for low-income renter households.

Deliver energy efficiency/security solutions to disadvantaged residents; bringing green energy’s benefits to our target neighborhoods.

We are coordinating and promoting the clean energy transition with workforce developement and student training on the Rosebud Reservation.

Requity is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that breaks down barriers between vocational education and the clean energy workforce.

A youth-centered approach to building a climate and resilience ecosystem for our community. Learning the jobs available and making change.