ABOUT US

Gerald DeVito brings 35 years of experience as a civil engineer and scientist to the founding of Solar DC Power. That background isn't incidental — it shapes everything about how the company approaches site assessment, energy infrastructure design, and the kind of rigorous, evidence-based thinking that separates serious development from wishful projection.

Gerald grew up in Waverly, Ohio, near the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant — one of the most significant energy infrastructure sites in American history. That early proximity to large-scale energy production gave him a lifelong understanding of how energy systems shape communities, economies, and landscapes. It also gave him a healthy respect for what happens when those systems fail the people they were built to serve.

After three decades in civil engineering, Gerald became increasingly focused on climate resilience — not as an abstract concern, but as an infrastructure challenge with concrete, buildable solutions. Solar energy, agrivoltaics, microgrids, and distributed generation aren't just cleaner alternatives to the status quo. In Gerald's view, they are the necessary next generation of American energy infrastructure — more resilient, more secure, and more equitable than the centralized systems they are built to replace.

Solar DC Power is the embodiment of that conviction. Gerald founded the company to prove that data infrastructure, clean energy, and working farmland don't have to compete — and that rural Georgia and the Carolinas are exactly the right place to prove it.

Vince DeVito is a man of many Hats. Vince currently works as a broker during the winter when roofing is slow or nonexistent in some areas. In roofing, Vince DeVito brings a roofer's eye to every solar installation. With extensive experience assessing roof conditions, estimating replacement timelines, and managing insurance claims for storm damage, Vince evaluates each roof before solar panels are specified or installed. That means Solar DC Power clients know exactly what they're working with before a single panel goes up — protecting their investment and avoiding the costly mistake of installing solar on a roof that needs replacement first.