About

Under experienced and highly regarded management, the company develops a high-quality and diversified portfolio that includes income-generating energy assets alongside projects in advanced stages of development and initiation.
The company’s operations span several technologies and markets, including: five operating wind farms in Poland with a total capacity of 50 MW, photovoltaic projects in Poland totaling 20 MW, and an income-generating portfolio in Israel consisting of rooftop photovoltaic systems with a total capacity of approximately 30 MW, installed on industrial and commercial buildings nationwide.

Keystone REIT, the company’s controlling shareholder, actively supports Sunflower’s operations through its extensive local and international network. The fund’s managers possess many years of experience in the renewable energy sector, providing Sunflower with significant financial strength that supports its growth.

Leumi Partners Ltd., the real investment arm of Bank Leumi, is another major shareholder in the company.

Sunflower is proud to be a member of the +35 Forum for Promoting Gender Diversity in the Capital Market. Women comprise 62.5% of Sunflower’s Board of Directors.
The company continues to advance gender equality and diversity, both internally and externally.


Sunflower is proud to be a member of the 35+ Forum for promoting gender diversity in the capital market. Sunflower’s board of directors is comprised of 66.6% women.
Sunflower continues to support gender equality and diversity within and outside the company.

** The company’s share is about 39 megawatt

Sunflower specializes in leading, initiating, developing, financing, constructing, operating and managing renewable energy and energy storage projects in the US, Poland and Israel.

Sunflower currently focuses on two rapidly growing strategic markets while continuously seeking opportunities to expand into new regions:

Poland ‏–‏ increased supply of renewable energy is expected in the next five years due to government targets, the country’s belonging to the EU and its commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.   Sunflower is expanding its activity based on its yielding portfolio, in-depth acquaintance with the market, and the reputation and contacts it developed in the Polish market over its years of activity in the country.

Israel – with rapid growth in renewable energy investments throughout the country – Sunflower is leveraging its operating solar portfolio, unique knowledge in the energy storage field and Keystone Fund’s capabilities in order to execute deals.