Streetleaf

Traditional streetlight components live underground. Ours don't.

Streetleaf batteries are mounted above ground as part of the pole assembly, not buried below it. That placement, combined with a long-lasting battery and efficient charging performance, means reliable performance even when ground conditions are compromised, like during flooding or storm surge.

It's a small design difference with a real impact in hurricane prone areas. Battery technology isn't the most exciting part of a streetlight, until it's the reason your lights are still on during an outage or storm.

Happy Independence Day from Streetleaf.

Today we celebrate freedom. Every day, we celebrate the freedom that comes with resilient, independent infrastructure.

As families gather for fireworks, cookouts, and celebrations, Streetleaf solar streetlights help keep neighborhoods illuminated after dark. Built to be free from the grid, they continue operating through storms, power outages, and the moments that matter most.

Wishing everyone a safe, bright, and happy Fourth of July.

Texas is growing, and so are we.

We're proud to announce the opening of our new Austin office, expanding our presence to better serve customers across one of the fastest-growing markets for resilient, solar-powered infrastructure. As more communities look for reliable, off-grid streetlighting solutions, we're investing in the people and locations needed to support that growth.

Read more about our expansion:

Streetleaf Expands to Austin, TX Amid Rising Demand for Solar Streetlights Streetleaf expands into Austin, Texas, bringing turnkey solar-powered streetlight solutions to developers, municipalities, utilities, and growing communities.

Every Streetleaf streetlight starts with the sun.

The solar panel captures energy during the day and stores it in the battery for use after dark. Panel size, wattage, tilt angle, and orientation are selected using solar data to help ensure reliable performance in real-world conditions, not just on a spec sheet.

The result is consistent, dependable illumination night after night, powered entirely by renewable energy.

Streetleaf is proud to announce that we have been recognized on this year’s Fast Company World Changing Ideas list!

Streetleaf’s Shine on Florida campaign was recognized for bringing awareness to the impact solar streetlights have had on the state’s residents, utilities, municipalities, and home builders.

Through our campaign, the benefits of solar streetlights have been brought to forefront, from resiliency, enhanced safety, to community confidence in its infrastructure.

It’s an incredible honor! See the full list: https://hubs.la/Q04lz6Fy0

Built for more than lighting. Built for resilience.

This week, we’re breaking down the anatomy of a Streetleaf solar streetlight and the technology designed to help communities stay illuminated during severe weather.

From durable aluminum poles to battery backup and high-efficiency solar panels, every component is engineered for reliability in storm-prone regions.

Stay tuned as we dive into each part of the system in upcoming weeks and explain how resilient lighting infrastructure is built for hurricane season.

Hurricane season has officially begun, and for communities across the Gulf Coast and Sunbelt, resilience is no longer optional. It’s infrastructure planning. At Streetleaf, we believe outdoor lighting should continue working when communities need it most. That’s why our solar-powered streetlights are engineered specifically for storm-prone regions with features designed to support safety, visibility, and reliability during severe weather events.

Unlike traditional streetlights that rely on underground wiring and the electrical grid, Streetleaf operates independently with built-in battery backup, off-grid power generation, and hurricane-rated infrastructure designed to withstand extreme conditions.

Over the next several weeks, we’ll be sharing more about:
• How solar streetlights perform during grid outages
• Hurricane-rated pole and foundation engineering
• Battery backup and autonomous operation
• Smart monitoring and proactive maintenance
• Why resilient infrastructure matters for growing communities

From Florida to Texas, communities are rethinking what preparedness looks like before the next storm arrives.
The season has started. The resilience conversation should too.

We’re excited to announce the opening of our new Atlanta office as demand for resilient, off-grid infrastructure continues to grow in Georgia.

Atlanta Communities Choose Smarter Solar Streetlights | Streetleaf Streetleaf’s Atlanta expansion helps builders, HOAs, and cities reduce outages and improve community safety with solar streetlighting.