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Impact
At Spark Northwest, we have directly helped over 1,900 homeowners, farmers, tribes, and low-income communities switch to clean energy, resulting in over 14 megawatts of local renewable energy generated, $42M in economic investment, and dozens of green jobs.
See the full scope of our impacts by clicking on the interactive map below:
Stories from the Field
La Casa Hogar
A local nonprofit builds a new home for preschoolers in Yakima, bringing clean energy to a Latino community.
Valley Flora Farm
Sustainable farming on the Oregon coast adds solar to their environmentally-friendly business, bringing the joy of delicious produce to their community.
Diversifying the Solar Workforce
Spark Northwest and Remote Energy help Pacific Northwest colleges create remote clean energy curriculum.
Bow Hill Blueberries
Lummi Nation School
Solar power that integrates curriculum with real life and empowers a clean future for future generations
Yakima Habitat for Humanity
Breaking down barriers to homeownership through solar savings
Samish Bay Cheese
A rural cheese company offsets their energy through solar power, making their farm a destination for cheese lovers.
Solarize Mercer Island
Sphere Solar goes from bringing residential solar to Mercer Island to bringing solar to a rural Kenyan village.
Cooperativa Tierra y Libertad
Farmworkers team up to own a cooperative that balances economic, social, and environmental sustainability
Mullen Farms
A 150 year-old family farm, rooted in history, turns a new chapter by installing two solar arrays along the Willamette River.
Jackson Place Cohousing
Team of clean energy enthusiasts team up with Solarize South Seattle to bring solar to 27 households in Jackson Place Cohousing.
