Collective Energy believes that everyone, no matter who they are or where they live or how much money they have, should have equal and reliable access to health services, even when the power goes out. As a purpose and mission-driven business, Collective Energy sees the following primary and critically important components to this work:

• To prevent patients from dying because of health center closures due to power outages.
• To enable quality, equitable healthcare services for the medically underserved and the most vulnerable in our communities by ensuring energy reliability and resiliency, especially in poor communities with unreliable power.
• To provide long-term savings on electricity costs that critical facilities can use to put towards other services, and avoid lost revenue from closures and spoiled medications and vaccines.
• To offset thousands of tons of carbon emissions by moving from fossil fuel and generator power to clean power.
• To finance the installation of solar and backup batteries in a way that benefits investors and philanthropic institutions, but with the bottom line of serving the health centers interests first.