Energy Transition Today - Streetleaf Expands Team to Boost Sustainable Infrastructure Nationwide

Streetleaf, a prominent provider of solar-powered streetlighting services in the U.S., is continuing to strengthen its operations by appointing Brandy Potter and Kristen Proud as new Account Managers to serve customers in Texas and Florida. These appointments aim to enhance Streetleaf's customer service and support its mission to advance sustainable infrastructure across communities nationwide. Through the growth of its expert team, the company seeks to accelerate the transition to renewable energy technologies within essential community infrastructure, such as streetlights, which are designed to remain operational throughout the year, even during power outages. Streetleaf emphasizes its commitment to environmental responsibility, having installed over 10,500 streetlights across the country, helping to reduce carbon emissions and enhance community resilience and safety.

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• "Streetleaf Adds Two New Account Managers" from Streetleaf on GlobeNewswire (published 13 August 2025)

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