We are thrilled to announce the creation of the SolUnesco Foundation, an entity entirely dedicated to supporting local communities in Virginia.  The idea for the foundation stems from our company value of being a good neighbor. When SolUnesco develops a solar project, we are creating a long-term neighbor, and so we aim to support community residents, business owners, schools, and county services by bringing good jobs, economic growth, and many other lasting benefits to the county.  The primary function of

By the Randolph Solar Development Team On March 15, we were thrilled to host nearly 100 guests at the third Randolph Solar Community Meeting. Greeting our project landowners, neighbors, County Administrators, and community members were members of the SolUnesco team, Dominion Energy team, and Kimley-Horn’s engineers.   Under four bright tents, guests took in the interactive project maps along with posters detailing the Randolph Solar project’s wildlife conservation efforts, phases of solar project development, the latest updates to our project’s Conditional

Engaging with the community is one of the highlights of solar development. In the counties that host solar projects, all residents benefit from tax revenue, increased business activity, and other fiscal benefits that the project brings, and developers are pleased to work with community members. Randolph Solar has enjoyed meeting with landowners and neighbors, hosting community meetings, and attending county meetings to answer questions, receive input, or listen to concerns.   While differing opinions are expected and welcome, last October Randolph