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Solar and storage on your home. Paid for by the people who need the power.

Who pays

Not you. And not your
credit score.

Home solar and storage have always asked the homeowner to pay for the equipment, shutting out tens of millions of Americans. That is why we created a new model designed to work for more Americans.

A large energy buyer signs one long-term contract for capacity. That contract pays for solar panels and energy storage on thousands of homes at once, underwritten against the buyer's credit rather than yours.

No down payment. No loan. No credit check. Nothing to buy and nothing to maintain.

America already pays for standby power. It just sits on the wrong buildings.

19%
What we build

Of new power needed by US data centers by 2029. Roughly 90 large power plants the grid cannot build in time.

3%
What we use

Share of the electricity they actually produce. The rest of the year that equipment sits idle, and everyone pays for it anyway.

Put that same standby power on homes and it does two jobs. On the hard days it answers the grid. Every other day of the year it runs a house and brings a bill down.

Sources: 93GW — Goldman Sachs / EPRI (2024). 1,000GW solar potential — NREL, Rooftop Solar Technical Potential (2023).

Homes are already connected. Everything else has to wait in line.

0
12
24
36
48
60 months
Solar and storage on homes
months
Utility-scale
projects in the
transmission queue
3-5 years
New gas turbines
Years of backlog
before delivery

These systems clear the utility's residential interconnection process rather than the multi-year transmission queue. No new land. No new transmission. No queue.

Sources: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, "Queued Up: 2026 Edition," May 2026. GE Vernova, second quarter 2026 results, July 22, 2026.

For energy buyers

Fast. Firm. Auditable.
Sited where people already live.

It is worth understanding the other side of this deal, because it is the reason any of it is possible.

One PPA

A single Community PPA covering thousands of residential solar and storage systems. One counterparty, one contract, one set of terms, instead of thousands of individual agreements. Resilience owns and dispatches the fleet, so the buyer holds 100 percent dispatch control during capacity events, roughly 15 to 20 days a year.

Speed to Power

The systems sit on homes already interconnected. They clear the utility's residential interconnection process rather than the transmission queue, and need no new land and no new transmission. For projects built in 2025, median time from interconnection request to commercial operation was over five years, and new gas turbines now queue behind years of committed production.

RECs that Count Community Benefit

Each megawatt-hour is issued with its environmental attribute and a metered record of what reached the host community: bills reduced, capacity dispatched, local trades hours worked. Hourly-granular and matched to the buyer's load zone, so the attribute reflects where and when the power was actually delivered. Independently verified, because a certificate we graded ourselves would not be worth holding.

For homes

Nothing to buy. A smaller bill, and the lights on.

Home solar and storage have always asked the homeowner to pay for the equipment, shutting out tens of millions of Americans. That is why we created a new model designed to work for more Americans.

A large energy buyer signs one long-term contract for capacity. That contract pays for solar panels and energy storage on thousands of homes at once, underwritten against the buyer's credit rather than yours.

No down payment. No loan. No credit check. Nothing to buy and nothing to maintain.

$0
What it costs you

No down payment, no loan, no credit check. We own the equipment and maintain it for the life of the agreement.

15–20
Days a year the grid calls

On those days the system answers the grid. Every other day it runs your house, and keeps the lights on when the power goes out.

$16,200
Estimated savings over 15 years

About $90 a month off your energy bill, an estimated 60 to 80 percent. Your utility provider does not change.

Estimated savings. $90 x 12 x 15. Savings vary by local utility rates and system performance.

For communities

Lower bills. Local jobs.
Community benefit
you can count on.

We build market by market, not one scattered house at a time. That is not sentiment, it is how the contract works. A buyer is purchasing capacity in a specific place, so the benefit lands in a specific place.

Utility savings where they matter most

Because residents pay nothing and borrow nothing, this reaches households that could never qualify for rooftop solar. No down payment to find, no loan to carry, no credit test to fail. The families who feel an energy bill hardest are the ones the old model shut out first.

Work that cannot be offshored

A 100 MW agreement covers roughly 20,000 homes and supports an estimated 1,500 job-years of skilled trades work, phased across about two years as capacity comes online. Maintenance continues across the 15-year life of the agreement, so the work does not end when the crews leave.

A more resilient community

We work with utilities and local partners to put solar and energy storage where the grid and the neighborhood both need it. The same systems that answer the grid on peak days keep the power on in homes when it goes out.

Sources: 100 MW is approximately 20,000 homes at roughly 5 kW of dispatch capacity per home, Resilience Energy modelling, release footnote 11. Job-years per IREC 2024 National Solar Jobs Census and NREL JEDI modeling, release footnote 2: installing systems on 20,000 homes supports approximately 1,500 direct job-years.

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