New York-based Syncarpha Capital has announced the operation of its 7.1 MW DC community solar project, Syncarpha Carver LLC, following its Permission to Operate (PTO) approval on November 26, 2024. Located on 28 acres of cranberry bogs in Carver, Massachusetts, the project includes a 4 MW, 2-hour battery storage system. Developed under the Massachusetts Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART) program, it will deliver 9,500 MWh of clean energy annually, through Eversource Energy. Syncarpha claims the project supports nearly 350 low-income residents and institutions like Tufts University and Milton Academy with discounted solar credits. Leased from E.J. Pontiff Cranberries Inc., the site integrates renewable energy with agricultural preservation.
Syncarpha transforms cranberry bog into solar power source
Covering 28 acres, this project exemplifies dual-purpose land use by combining solar development with cranberry bog preservation. (Image Source: PRNewswire)
Located in Cuenca, the 150 MW Betierra project generates 300,000 MWh annually. (Image Source: Sonnedix)
Waaree Renewable embarks on a ₹1,233 crore solar project to add 2.017 GW DC capacity across Indian states. (Image Credit/Source: MarkStebnicki/Pexels)
The project includes a 30-year PPA secured at 1.413 cents/kWh, ensuring cost-effective clean energy for Abu Dhabi. (Image Credit/Source:Pixabay/Pexels)
The Walla Walla solar project supports Microsoft data centres with renewable energy under a 15-year PPA. (Image Source: FRV Australia)