US-based Ipsun Solar, serving Virginia, Washington D.C., and Maryland, has partnered with Versiris Energy, a national developer and financier of Commercial and Industrial solar projects, to deploy 1.58 MW of rooftop solar systems across storage facilities in Virginia. According to Ipsun Solar, the first installation in Fairfax, VA, has been completed, kicking off a series of at least 12 similar projects. Storage facilities, with ample roof space and strategic locations, are ideal for such systems. The next project is slated for Chantilly, VA. This partnership leverages Ipsun Solar’s expertise in the Virginia market and engineering capabilities with Versiris Energy’s experience in financing and developing Commercial and Industrial solar projects, ensuring efficient execution and impactful outcomes.
Ipsun Solar starts 1.58 MW rooftop solar installations
Ipsun Solar brings engineering prowess to the project, while Versiris Energy leads financing strategies. (Image Source: Ipsun Solar)
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