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Sunstone Credit puts the loan where the sale is
A solar proposal can survive every engineering test and still die in the finance office. Sunstone Credit brings the loan into the sale, helping businesses own the equipment they want to install.
GoodLeap Put a Loan Desk in the Solar Salesman’s Pocket - Now It Wants the Whole House
GoodLeap turned a five-minute financing decision into a clean-energy growth engine. The bet now is bigger - that the same software connecting a contractor, a homeowner and Wall Street can also connect millions of houses to the electric grid.
The Company Turning Your Roof Into a Subscription
Palmetto owns the solar panels. You get the power. Inside the Charlotte software company betting that clean energy should work like a subscription - and raising billions to prove it.
Enact Solar Wants to Be the Operating System for Every Rooftop - From First Sketch to First Fault
Solar installers still lose hours to tool-switching, proposal rework and disconnected monitoring. Enact is stitching design, engineering, financing and long-term asset care into one record - and its PVComplete acquisition makes the wager much more interesting.
The Solar Company That Bet on the Buildings Everyone Else Skipped
Isaac Baker and Ben Underwood built a solar company around the customers the industry finds too poor or too complicated. Nearly a decade in, the affordable-housing rooftops are paying them back.