Skyline Certified As CSI Thermal Program Performance Data Provider
The California Solar Initiative (CSI) Thermal program has qualified Skyline as a Program Performance Data provider (PPD), certifying that Skyline meets all requirements for monitoring system accuracy and reliability, as well as technical expertise and capability. Read more >
Expanding Solar Water Heating Efforts With $2M Investment
Skyline recently closed $2 million in mezzanine financing to fund our continued expansion. CCM US, LLC ("CCM"), a Washington, DC based asset management group investing in clean energy and real estate led the investment. Co-investing with CCM is DC Community Ventures, a community development venture capital fund that invests in DC metro companies with significant profit potential that deliver financial returns to investors and social returns to local communities. Read more >
Skyline Closes Deal With AMCAL in California
AMCAL Housing, a leading affordable housing developer of more than $750 million worth of residential and mixed-use housing, announced it has entered an agreement with Skyline Innovations for the financing and development of solar hot water systems across 11 of its multifamily properties in Los Angeles and San Diego. Read more >
Skyline's Solar Water Heating System Chosen as "Money-Saving Product" by Buildings Magazine
Skyline is proud to announce that BUILDINGS magazine has selected our Solar Water Heating Systems as a 2013 Money-Saving Product winner. Skyline’s Solar Water Heating product is part of an elite group of 53 products that is showcased in the magazine’s June 2013 issue.
Recent Press
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Out & About
Skyline employees have been busy on both coasts:
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David Hoedeman (Skyline is proop middle right) recently spoke at the Marcus and Millichap Multifamily Forum in Washington, DC.
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Sandra Lee spoke on "Access to Capital" at the L.A. Chamber of Commerce Small Business Awards & Training Expo.
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Ryan Mitchell presented on solar hot water solutions at the L.A. Better Buildings Challenge.
