We buy your existing
solar projects
We buy it as-is and pay you.
Free · 23 seconds · No commitment
Estimate, review, sell. Nothing is binding until you sign our written offer.
Answer six quick questions and get a price range in about 23 seconds. Share revenue, contracts and costs and the range gets tighter.
We look at the condition, income, contracts and local market, then send you a written offer with a price and terms.
We buy the system, take over every contract and responsibility, and pay you at closing.
The reasons differ. The outcome is the same: the solar stops being your problem.
You'd rather sell than keep rolling trucks.
Developers, EPCs and installers sell us the aging operating projects that no longer fit the pipeline — orphaned, stranded or just past the point where maintenance is worth it.
Read more →Solar was never your core business — and now it's in the way.
Real estate owners sell us rooftop, ground-mount and carport systems that complicate a sale, a refinance or a repositioning, so the property can move without the solar attached.
Read more →The solar is the reason the asset isn't moving.
Workout officers, special servicers and receivers sell us the solar systems attached to foreclosed and REO properties, so the real estate can clear the book.
Read more →The system stopped being an asset a while ago.
Business owners, schools and institutions with one commercial system sell it to us when the installer is gone, the inverter is dead, or the building is changing hands.
Read more →Schools, nonprofits, asset managers, estate executors? See everyone we buy from →
Real situations, anonymized. Each one ended with the solar off the seller's plate.
We're buying our first systems now, led by a founder with 15 years building and running solar across the Northeast.
Rooftop · REIT-owned buildingBuilt for a REIT, still running after that REIT sold the building to another. Ownership changes are exactly where good systems get orphaned. This one didn't.
Carport · Live parking lotCarports are the hardest commercial build: steel, drainage, cars underneath. Built, interconnected and operated, which is why aging carports don't scare us.
Portfolio · RooftopsA portfolio-wide agreement with a real estate owner, taken from term sheet to operation as one program. Big portfolios are a different sport, and we've played it.
“After 15 years building and operating Northeast solar, I kept watching good systems get orphaned as they aged — installers gone, owners stuck, clean energy left to rot or torn out. I started Do Good Energy so the project keeps doing good instead of going to waste.”
Systems must be 6+ years old to ensure the 5-year Investment Tax Credit (ITC) recapture period has passed. Selling before the 5-year mark can trigger significant tax penalties for the seller. Our requirement protects you from this liability.
No, you don't need to repair anything before selling. We buy projects as-is. Whether your system is working perfectly, underperforming, or has deferred maintenance issues, we'll make an offer based on its current condition, with no repairs or upgrades first.
We evaluate on many factors, but here are four main ones:
System age and condition — Equipment life expectancy, degradation, maintenance needs
Revenue potential — Existing offtake agreements, net metering credits, wholesale market rates, SREC/REC sales
Contracts and obligations — Site leases, interconnection agreements, offtaker creditworthiness
Market conditions — Local incentive programs, grid constraints, comparable sales
Our algorithm provides an instant preliminary valuation, then a refined estimate immediately after. However, the price can change after we speak with you and learn more about the project. It may also adjust again after we complete documentation review and on-site due diligence. We're transparent about these potential changes throughout the process.
Our founder has built and run 200+ solar projects across the Northeast over 15 years, and that team is who you deal with here. We buy with our own money, our founder is on every deal, and we'll give you references.
