Projects
Monarch’s funds are direct investments in communities by creating clean power, jobs and homes while providing predictable returns through the generation of federal and state tax credits. Here is a sample of recent projects and their economic impact.
Paseo Verde
Dec 2, 2019
Philadelphia, PA
This project has a capacity of 91 kW with a projected abatement of 2,910 MTCO2e over its expected 40-year operating life.
Shore Hill Apts East & West
Dec 2, 2019
Brooklyn, NY
This project has a capacity of 116 kW with a projected abatement of 3,708 MTCO2e over its expected 40-year operating life.
St Mary’s Villa
Dec 2, 2019
Newark, NJ
This project has a capacity of 397 kW with a projected abatement of 12,661 MTCO2e over its expected 40-year operating life.
North Mass One
Nov 20, 2019
Indianapolis, Indiana
North Mass One, now known as North Mass Boulder, is located in east Indianapolis. This historic building went through rehabilitation from 2019 to 2022 and is currently embodied by a […]
Depot Square Flats
Sep 19, 2019
Batesville, Indiana
Depot Square Flats was originally part of the legendary RomWeber Furniture Company, a site that played a central role in shaping the city’s identity and is now recognized as a […]
Motor Mart
Sep 19, 2019
Sioux City, Iowa
Now known as the Blue Bird Flats, the historic Motor Mart building has been rehabilitated to house modern-style apartments for Sioux City residents. This nearly $14 million development, located in […]
Priscilla Apartments
Aug 26, 2019
Indianapolis, Indiana
Priscilla Apartments, located in Indianapolis, Indiana, was originally built in 1925. Over the years, the building has been an integral part of Indianapolis’s Old Northside neighborhood, serving as a boutique […]
Atood Solar
Jul 26, 2019
Leland, NC
This project has a capacity of 6 MW with a projected abatement of 192,150 MTCO2e over its expected 40-year operating life.
Kinley Hotel
Jul 18, 2019
Cincinnati, Ohio
The Kinley Hotel, located in Cincinnati, Ohio, was originally built in 1915 as the Jeweler’s Exchange Building and was also known historically as the Denton Building. The structure once housed […]