SunPower Invests in America's Clean Energy Transition with Three New Grants
- SunPower Foundation investing in projects for a solar-for-all future
- Grants available for workforce development, industry equity, and solar adoption in underserved communities
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SunPower Foundation seeking applications for clean energy education and workforce training programs that target underrepresented groups
"The climate crisis most severely impacts individuals from underserved communities that are less prepared and have limited financial resources to address these impacts," said Maribelle Bostic, head of diversity, equity and inclusion at SunPower. "A livable climate is a fundamental human right which relies on the adoption of clean energy solutions. SunPower Foundation invests in projects that move us closer to a solar-for-all future and mitigate climate change in a meaningful way."
The funding is available for 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations that are advancing clean energy equity across the
- Workforce Development Grant for increasing workforce diversity in solar by providing career opportunities for women, minorities and people of color. This includes training programs, career awareness and STEM education.
- Minority and Women Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) Grant for ensuring industry equity and supporting entrepreneurs in solar with coaching and business development.
- Solar Accessibility, Affordability, and Resiliency Grant for helping communities that have been historically underserved or impacted by climate disasters adopt solar solutions.
This effort builds on the progress SunPower has made toward its 25x25 commitments to make the economic and resiliency benefits of solar and battery storage available to all Americans. Qualified entities can apply for grants between
Since inception, SunPower Foundation has awarded over
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