Tag: massachusetts

Onyx Renewables, Qcells team up on 2 community solar + storage projects in Mass.

Onyx Renewable Partners LP and Qcells North America are tag-teaming two community solar and battery projects in Massachusetts. The projects developed by Onyx have a total of 6.2 MW — 3.3 MW provided by Qcells — of solar and 5.5 MWh of energy storage, all provided by Qcells. The projects will strengthen local renewable energy capacity and give community……

February 8, 2024
Solect Energy completes 273 kW of rooftop solar installations in Winchester, Massachusetts

Town Manager Lisa Wong has announced that Solect Energy has completed the installation of three different rooftop solar energy systems which total over 273 kW in the Town of Winchester, Massachusetts. Safari Energy owns the new installations that include 69-kW DC at the Winchester Vinson Owen School,76-kW DC at Winchester DepartmentRead More — Solar Builder magazine

March 24, 2021
Altus Power America nearing completion on solar + storage system in Maryland

Altus Power America is in the process of completing a combined solar plus energy storage system in New Marlborough, Md. The project comprises a 2.9 megawatt solar system and a 2 megawatt hour battery system. This is the first of many combined solar and storage projects for Altus Power, theRead More — Solar Builder magazine

February 24, 2021
Big Y World Class Market subscribes to 19 community solar programs in Massachusetts via Nexamp

Big Y World Class Market has taken the next step in supporting the production and consumption of clean energy by contracting with Boston-based Nexamp to participate in its community solar program. Under the agreement with Nexamp, Big Y is subscribing to 19 solar projects across Massachusetts, representing a total ofRead More — Solar Builder magazine

February 8, 2021
Standard Solar adds nearly 25 MW of community solar via tax equity deal with Crestmark

Standard Solar, Inc. expands its growing portfolio with the financing and operation of 17 community solar projects in Minnesota and Massachusetts totaling 24.6 MW. Tax equity financing for these projects was secured in a partnership with Crestmark, a division of MetaBank, N.A. Massachusetts and Minnesota account for about half of cumulativeRead More — Solar Builder magazine

February 3, 2021