#CommunitySolar

STAG to launch its first community solar project for Low-Income homes

STAG Industrial has completed three NJ community solar projects (2.7 MW total) offering low-cost renewable energy to local residents as part of New Jersey’s Pilot program. Developed by Dimension Energy and facilitated by Black Bear Energy, these systems will generate over 3.4 million kWh annually, supplying enough electricity for nearly 500 homes. At least 50%…

NJ’s community solar program surges with 300 MW applications

The NJ Board of Public Utilities received 300+ applications for the Community Solar Energy Program, totaling 300 MW. This permanent program builds on a successful pilot, emphasizing equity. Projects must serve 51% low- to moderate-income subscribers, offering a guaranteed 15% bill credit. Initial capacity for Public Service Electric & Gas reached full allocation. Other service…

Solar Landscape powers over 1,400 homes in New Jersey

Solar Landscape celebrated the completion of New Jersey’s largest rooftop community solar project in Monroe Township. Developed by Solar Landscape, the 4.99 MW array on a Heitman Capital Management warehouse will benefit 830 homes, with subscriptions still available for low- and moderate-income households in Middlesex County. Another 3.84 MW project in South Brunswick, also on…

KSI powers New Jersey homes with community solar

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…

Standard Solar powers Virginia with 12 MW portfolio

Standard Solar enters Virginia’s community solar market, acquiring a 12 MW portfolio from New Leaf Energy in Chatham and Kilmarnock. The Kilmarnock projects, over 7 MW, target low- and moderate-income customers, fostering clean energy accessibility. Once operational, the single-axis tracker systems are set to generate 19,811 MWh annually, reducing carbon emissions.

Community Solar expansion in Illinois

Castillo Engineering and RECON Corporation announced a partnership to develop a 15 MW portfolio of five community solar projects in Illinois. Multiple 3 MW projects, part of the Illinois Shines program, will utilise bifacial solar modules and FLEXRACK by Qcells solar trackers. Construction begins in Q4 2023. Castillo Engineering optimized equipment costs and voltage drops,…