Standard Solar, a Maryland-based developer and operator of renewable energy assets, has acquired a 6.3 MW community solar project from Calvert Energy in the United States. According to Standard Solar, the acquisition has strengthened its portfolio of distributed generation projects serving utilities, municipalities, and community users. The facility was structured under a safe harbor investment mechanism to secure federal clean-energy tax incentives before expiration deadlines. This strategy has enabled timely construction and ensured financial compliance with existing renewable energy regulations, as per the Standard Solar. Recently, Standard Solar has completed a 2.4 MW solar-plus-storage portfolio in Massachusetts, expanding its distributed generation footprint. Standard Solar also has offices in California and New York to service all its renewable energy business across the US.
Standard Solar expands US portfolio with 6.3 MW community solar acquisition
A 6.3 MW community PV project from Calvert Energy was acquired by Standard Solar, expanding its distributed portfolio and preserving U.S. federal clean-energy incentives.
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