Kendall Sustainable Infrastructure has initiated 4 community solar projects in Pennsauken and Moorestown, NJ, benefiting 686 households. In collaboration with Advanced Solar Products, Independence Solar, local utility PSE&G, and Arcadia, and financed by Monarch Private Capital, the 4.4 MW project is a crucial part of the NJ Community Solar Program. Prioritizing low/moderate-income households, ASP, Gen Renew, and Lighton Industries constructed the projects, generating local employment.
KSI powers New Jersey homes with community solar
All four projects are located on the roofs of warehouses owned by Lyons & Sons. Illustration from Kendall Sustainable Infrastructure.
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