Author name: Rosana Francescato

Rosana Francescato is Lead Writer and Analyst at CollectiveSun. A seasoned communications professional with over a decade of experience in clean energy, Rosana led communications at two startups and a nonprofit before joining CollectiveSun. She has written extensively for publications like CleanTechnica, PV Magazine, Solar Power World, PV Solar Report, and Energy Central. Rosana’s passion for accelerating our transition to clean energy in a way that includes everyone led her to serve on the boards of several clean energy nonprofits and to volunteer installing solar with GRID Alternatives — where she was the top individual fundraiser at the Bay Area Solarthon for ten years in a row. She has a BA in English from Earlham College.

SOLAR SPOTLIGHT: Congregation Beth Am

Congregation Beth Am in San Diego is home to members from diverse backgrounds and now serves its community with the help of a new solar system.

A Tale of Two Nonprofit Solar Projects

Financing your nonprofit solar project with CollectiveSun brings many advantages. Two real-life nonprofit solar project case studies illustrate the difference between working with us and doing it yourself.

What Your Nonprofit Needs to Know About FEOC to Protect the ITC and Direct Pay

The Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) provision in the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OB3) has the potential to eliminate your solar project’s eligibility for the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and subsequent Direct Pay tax refund. But your nonprofit can avoid this risk and save with solar — if you start your solar project now.

How CollectiveSun Protects the Nonprofits We Work With

CollectiveSun’s funding solutions help nonprofits navigate the complex world of solar with confidence, delivering robust protections before, during, and after installation to help ensure your project is successful and risk is minimized.

CollectiveSun Partner Spotlight: Concord

We’re delighted to spotlight our partner Concord, which offers compliance management services that take the guesswork out of direct pay filing for nonprofits.

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