Pineapple Energy Inc., a leading provider of sustainable solar energy and backup power, has announced that its New York-based subsidiary, SUNation, has signed a 1.95 MW project. Pineapple focuses on growing local and regional solar, storage, and energy services companies nationwide. SUNation will begin this large-scale commercial installation in early July. The project, set for a large industrial building in New York, promises an expedited installation. The developer, with over 200 MW in their projected renewables pipeline, chose SUNation for its extensive interconnection knowledge in New York and its track record of on-time, on-budget project delivery.
SUNation secures 1.95 MW installation deal
The New York-based project is part of a larger 200 MW renewables pipeline. (Image Credit: Pineapple)
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