SunCommon is partnering with New York clean energy company Sustainable Energy Development (SED) with a community solar program that will benefit customers of Rochester Gas & Electric. The partnership will build two community solar projects this year, plans an expansion in 2017, and anticipates several projects in other areas of western New York. “This is the first community solar offering in the region, and we’re very excited to be able to partner with an amazing company like SunCommon,” says Kevin Schulte, CEO of SED. James Moore, co-president of SunCommon, adds, “The community solar model has done remarkable things for energy users in Vermont, and we’re so excited to partner with SED to bring community solar to communities throughout Western New York.”Read the coverage here: Partners Launch Community Solar Program in Western New York.
SunCommon Partners With NY Clean Energy Company
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Andy Rossmeissl – Faraday
“When we formed Faraday and set out to raise capital FreshTracks Capital was one of the first groups we spoke to because of their deep connection to the Vermont start-up community and their willingness to help entrepreneurs. Approximately one year later FreshTracks became the lead investor in our Series A capital raise and catalyzed the round to shepherd it to closing.”
Andy Rossmeissl
CEO of Faraday
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“About four years ago, we started imagining what SunCommon would become and I naturally sought out FreshTracks as a sounding board, who have been so generous with their time, wisdom, contacts and blunt assessments – testing and improving our thinking along the way. So when it came time to raise capital, we turned to FreshTracks Capital because of the firm’s deep commitment to supporting entrepreneurs in Vermont. Our state’s thriving venture climate, and we here at SunCommon, owe a lot to FreshTracks.”
Duane Peterson Co-Founder of SunCommon
“As a serial entrepreneur who has started and operated investor backed companies in the past, I know that all investors are not created equal. As a new resident of Vermont with a new startup company, I combed the entrepreneurial ecosystem to determine which investors could provide the resources necessary to grow my business. I determined FreshTracks Capital was the local investor of choice.”
Paul Budnitz Founder at Kidrobot, Budnitz Bicycles, Ello & Wuu
“When we formed Faraday and set out to raise capital FreshTracks Capital was one of the first groups we spoke to because of their deep connection to the Vermont start-up community and their willingness to help entrepreneurs. Approximately one year later FreshTracks became the lead investor in our Series A capital raise and catalyzed the round to shepherd it to closing.”
Andy Rossmeissl CEO of Faraday