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About Renewable Properties

Company Overview

Name

Renewable Properties, a privately held company

Headquarters

San Francisco, CA, United States

Founded

2017

Size

Approximately 40 employees ranged from 11-50 in recent years (sources: linkedin.com, pitchbook.com)

What They Do

Renewable Properties specializes in developing, investing in, and financing small-scale utility solar, community solar, energy storage, and electric vehicle (EV) charging depot projects across the United States (sources: linkedin.com, renewprop.com). The company has evolved from a solar-focused developer into a broader distributed-energy platform that includes community solar, energy storage, and EV infrastructure, particularly focusing on charging-as-a-service assets for medium- and heavy-duty trucks (sources: renewprop.com, renewprop.com). Renewable Properties works closely with developers, landowners, utilities, and financial institutions to assemble complex transaction structures, including land acquisition or leasing, project finance, and offtake agreements across multiple jurisdictions (sources: linkedin.com, key.com). Their expertise lies in smaller distributed projects and community solar portfolios, enabling them to bring renewable energy solutions to local communities efficiently (source: linkedin.com).

Projects & Track Record

Renewable Properties has developed and operates a diverse portfolio of solar projects primarily in California, including American Canyon (3.92 MW), Avenue 26 Solar in Chowchilla (3.60 MW), Avenue 26 Solar Phase 2 (7.00 MW), Byron Hot Springs (1.39 MW), Byron HWY (7.00 MW), East Cleveland Road in El Nido (4.20 MW), Lake Herman in Benicia (7.00 MW), Silveira in Novato (3.48 MW), Soscol in Napa (2.70 MW), Althea Avenue Phase 1 (6.42 MW), Althea Avenue Phase 2 (5.02 MW), and Redemeyer Road in Mendocino County (5.56 MW) (source: renewprop.com). In 2025, the company commenced construction on three California projects totaling 17 MWdc of solar and 16 MWh of storage, including the Redemeyer Road Solar project in Ukiah, which pairs 5.56 MWdc solar with 4 MWdc/16 MWh lithium iron phosphate battery storage, completed in June 2026 as Sonoma Clean Power’s first locally sited solar plus storage project with an expected annual output of about 10,000 MWh (sources: businesswire.com, cal-cca.org). The company expanded into Pennsylvania in 2025 by acquiring the Goldenrod Portfolio, consisting of 10 ground-mounted NEM projects totaling 38.13 MWdc across multiple counties, with expected completion in 2027 (source: pv-magazine-usa.com). Additionally, Renewable Properties has completed and financed over $500 million of solar projects across 53 developments since its founding (source: renewprop.com).

Recent Developments

In February 2026, Renewable Properties announced surpassing $280 million in closed corporate and project capital facilities with partners Pathward and BridgePeak Energy Capital, deploying $187 million to support community solar and small-scale utility projects across seven states (source: powermag.com). Earlier, in 2025, the company commenced construction on a 17 MWdc California solar and storage portfolio and reported a development pipeline of 1.2 GWdc (source: businesswire.com). In August 2025, Renewable Properties expanded its footprint by acquiring the 38.13 MWdc Goldenrod Portfolio in Pennsylvania (source: pv-magazine-usa.com). The company also completed the sale of a 21 MWdc community solar portfolio in Illinois to Luminace, closing the transaction in October 2024 (source: key.com).

Working There

Renewable Properties offers roles primarily in project development, investment, finance, land acquisition, partnerships, and EV infrastructure, with some positions available remotely while the company is based in San Francisco (sources: renewprop.com, linkedin.com). The team is composed of experienced solar project development and investment professionals working in a deal-oriented, cross-functional environment focused on solving complex project development and financing challenges for communities, landowners, utilities, and financial partners (sources: linkedin.com, renewprop.com). While specific employee benefits are not publicly detailed, the company emphasizes its mission to increase solar deployment and grid integration across the United States (source: renewprop.com).

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