McIntosh Elementary and Middle School in Georgia is now powered in part by a 332 kW DC rooftop solar system. This system helps lower the school’s electricity costs and supports the district’s broader commitment to energy efficiency and environmental responsibility. In addition, it provides students with an opportunity to engage with real-world examples of renewable energy in action.

We partnered with McLean County Unit No. 5 School District to install 596 kW DC of rooftop and ground-mounted solar across two sites. These systems significantly reduce the district’s electricity costs, support long-term sustainability goals, and offer students valuable, hands-on learning opportunities in renewable energy.

Sunrock financed a solar-plus-storage system for Monterey County jail in Salinas, CA. Developed by Mynt Systems, the project is expected to save more than $12 million over its lifetime with no upfront investment from the County. The 1.243 MW solar carport and 1.043 MW / 2.087 MWh battery system will generate more than 2,000 MWh of clean electricity annually, offsetting about 55% of the jail’s energy use. Designed with lithium iron phosphate battery technology and a safety-first approach, the system also supports predictable energy costs while advancing Monterey County’s sustainability goals.

We worked with Active Church in California to install a 112 kW DC rooftop solar system designed to lower energy costs and reduce the church’s carbon footprint. This project not only supports environmental stewardship but also allows the church to redirect savings toward community outreach and ministry efforts.

Driven by a vision for sustainability and service, Palm Valley Church entrusted us to deliver a 280 kW DC rooftop solar system at their main campus in Arizona. Brought into commercial operation in August 2024, the system reflects the church’s commitment to community care and responsible stewardship.