Expanding Access to Clean Energy
Sphere One is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and clean energy service provider dedicated to increasing the reach of solar technology in marginalized communities worldwide. Based in Washington State, Sphere One is committed to expanding access to clean energy benefits within traditionally underserved communities both locally and abroad. Our team envisions a future in which underserved communities have greater agency in the clean energy transformation that is currently underway.
Our Mission
We deliver clean energy solutions that strengthen community resilience, environmental stewardship,
and equitable inclusion across all of
our projects and programs.
Leading through expert craftsmanship, workforce education, and strategic project development services, we guide the transition to solar energy, battery storage, and transportation electrification.
Our Vision
A more connected world where clean energy systems that enable fairer opportunities displace carbon-based energy systems that compound inequalities and social injustices.
OUR DEFINING VALUES
Customer Service
Providing our customers with the best possible product and service using a straightforward process is our top concern. We will be available whenever customers have a question, an issue, or simply want to discuss last night’s Seahawks game.
Social Inclusion
For us, access to energy is a basic human right, so long as it is sustainable and does not infringe on the rights of others. Our team continues to introduce more solar energy throughout minority communities in Washington and in developing countries. We take great satisfaction watching opportunities emerge on the heels of newly available, clean energy.
Environmental Stewardship
Our team is highly motivated by environmental matters. We are leveraging our expertise to help build solutions against climate change. It feels good knowing that our work allows others to be more involved in these solutions and the communities that are propelling them forward.
Education and Awareness
We feel strongly that more people and organizations would invest in solar if they had better information about solar potential, market costs, government incentives, and mitigated environmental damages. A key focus of ours is educating groups of people, especially students, on these subjects, and complimenting this knowledge with stories so that it has greater resonance.