Tech Xplore Highlights Streetleaf’s Growth

Oct 4, 2024

Solar streetlights designed in Florida may illuminate roads across southern US

Sidewalks lining new neighborhoods across the southern U.S. could soon be lit by solar-powered streetlights made by a startup company in Tampa.

Streetleaf, headquartered in Tampa with about 15 employees, announced that it’s inked a deal with the nation’s largest homebuilder, D.R. Horton. Streetleaf will provide its streetlights for some of D.R. Horton’s new developments in fast-growing, sunny locales like Texas, Arizona, southern California and the broader Southeast.

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