Pineapple Energy Inc.’s subsidiary, SUNation Energy, has completed two of three renewable energy projects for the Shinnecock Nation in Long Island. The completed projects include a rooftop solar and ground mount array, providing 100% electric offset for a local elementary school and supporting five new homes with hydrogen fuel cell power. SUNation is in the final design phase of a $2.5 million, 1 MW ground mount/carport community solar array, pending grant funding. The new community solar power will be distributed across the 800-acre Shinnecock Reservation. The solar panels used in the project were donated to the Shinnecock Nation.
Pineapple Energy announces SUNation projects
Pineapple Energy’s SUNation subsidiary powers Shinnecock Nation’s future with solar energy. (Image Credit: Pexels)
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