Eligible Projects
Evaluating Every Solar Asset, One Project at a Time
Rooftop Solar
Rooftop solar systems offer clean energy and cost savings, but aging roofs, system maintenance, and ownership uncertainties can create operational challenges. Do Good Energy purchases rooftop solar projects, handling upgrades, navigating structural constraints, and maximizing performance after acquisition.
Greenfield Solar
Greenfield solar projects transform unused land into large-scale renewable energy sites. However, regulatory changes, equipment failures, and land upkeep can strain operations. Do Good Energy purchases these projects entirely, ensuring regulatory compliance, system efficiency, and long-term viability after acquisition.
Brownfield Solar
Brownfield solar projects repurpose contaminated land into clean energy sites, but environmental risks and maintenance can complicate ownership. Do Good Energy purchases these projects and handles remediation, system upgrades, and ongoing operations after acquisition—turning a liability into a sustainable energy solution.
Carport Solar
Carport solar projects turn parking lots into energy-generating assets, providing both shade and renewable energy. However, structural wear and maintenance can become costly burdens over time. Do Good Energy purchases these systems, upgrading and managing operations after acquisition—so the clean energy continues without the hassle.
Net Metered Projects
Net metered projects lower energy costs by sending excess solar energy to the grid. Managing equipment, utility coordination, and billing can become complex over time. Do Good Energy purchases these projects and handles all performance optimization, compliance, and administrative burdens after acquisition—so the system stays efficient without the stress.
Community Solar
Community solar makes clean energy accessible to multiple subscribers without on-site installations. However, managing subscribers, billing, and regulations can complicate operations. Do Good Energy purchases these projects, handling subscriptions, utility coordination, and maintenance after acquisition—so the project delivers energy without the administrative burden.
