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Empowering Collaborative Solutions for Sustainable Energy

Empowered Unity

Founded in 2017, EDI believes in the power of working together to solve big problems. EDI got its start as a development and finance fund, placing solar projects with tax efficient investors. EDI worked with a combination of tax efficient corporate investors and high net worth individuals to finance projects developed by its sister company, Fellowship Energy (a greenfield developer) and others. Fellowship Energy (link) consistently carries a development pipeline of over 250MW of solar, storage and renewable energy assets.

Pioneering Renewable Energy Solutions for the Oil and Gas Industry

In 2021, EDI set its sights on the underserved market of oil and gas in order to generate onsite carbon offsets by deploying renewable energy. EDI understands there is a finite amount of procurable offsets and for the oil and gas industry to reach its goals, it’s imperative companies develop the ability to create their own. EDI’s leadership takes their renewable energy development experience and couples it with creative problem solving to approach the industries key issues in a bespoke way.

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National 3iAward Winners and Energy Heroes Honored by IREC at Solar Power International

Today at an awards ceremony, the Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC) honored the winners of its annual 3iAwards, a prestigious national search for best of 2019 in Innovation, Ingenuity and Inspiration in renewable energy and energy sustainability. The ceremony, held in a virtual format this year, brought together leading experts, policymakers, and industry pioneers to celebrate the remarkable achievements in renewable energy technologies and their positive impact on our planet.

September 24, 2019

Fellowship Energy Wins U.S. Department of Energy SunShot Award to Expand Solar Access for Nonprofits

BURLINGAME, Calif., June 5, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Fellowship Energy, a clean energy finance company developing solar projects for faith-based organizations, parochial schools and other nonprofit organizations, has won the Best Nonprofit Program in the Solar in Your Community Challenge, part of a $5 million competition from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Solar Technologies Office that aims to expand access to solar electricity.

July 6, 2019