SunLight General Capital

The company has started its operations in 2009 and focused initially on the northeast, in particular New Jersey and Connecticut. In 2010, SunLight General Capital started construction of several projects in New Jersey, including sites at Bergen County facilities and Teterboro Airport.

In 2011, SunLight General Capital expanded in Connecticut, with the largest solar installation at a public facility in the State, at the Ansonia Board of Education.^[1] It is also starting construction on 7 MW in projects in Somerset County,^[2] financed with an innovative municipal bond issuance,^[3] and was awarded what will be the largest ground mount project at a higher education facility in the United States, a 10 MW ground mount solar power plant to be built at Mercer County Community College.

In 2017, SunLight General Capital purchased its first solar system in California, located within the campus the San Domenico School.

• Official website
• Solar Industry Magazine article on SunLight General Capital Bergen County projects^[usurped]
• Newjersey.com article on Somerset County solar projects built by SunLight General
• Zirana article about SunLight General Paramus solar project