SunPower Brings Solar Energy to Hundreds of Low-Income Renters
Poppy Grove affordable housing community in
"The cost to power a home can pose a significant financial burden on low-income families, especially with increasing electricity costs. Solar can effectively provide affordable energy making it a highly valued amenity for affordable housing communities," said Matt Brost, vice president of New Homes Sales for SunPower. "We remain steadfast in our commitment to provide all Americans access to rooftop solar, no matter their income level or if they rent or own their homes."
The real estate development partners overseeing the 387-apartment community, UrbanCore Development and E. Smith & Company, worked with SunPower to design the array that can pass along energy savings to Poppy Grove's tenants. The 16-acre property built by Brown Construction is projected to save the community approximately
"Our development team is extremely proud to build one of the largest solar programs in the nation at the Poppy Grove affordable apartment home community. The direct financial benefits from this renewable energy program will be shared with our residents and will significantly improve the quality of life for all our families," said Reese A Jarrett, President of E. Smith & Company.
Poppy Grove helps meet the city's needs for low-income housing progressing SunPower's commitment to make solar more accessible and equitable. SunPower also helped Poppy Grove developers utilize available incentives within the Inflation Reduction Act to help make the energy investment more affordable. The additional savings are expected to help offset the cost of solar and reduce the payback period to less than 6 years.
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