Category: Solar

Hopkinton, MA In an environment where commercial real estate owners are focused on strengthening net operating income (NOI) and improving asset performance, underutilized rooftop space is emerging as an overlooked opportunity.

Hartford, CT The Connecticut Green Bank and Lynch Toyota in Manchester have completed a solar carport installation at the dealership financed through C-PACE. The 298.1 kW solar carport installed by Earthlight Technologies in Ellington is projected to save more than $968,000 over its lifetime.

Hopkinton, MA Solect Energy has released a Property Checklist designed to help commercial real estate owners determine whether their buildings or land are good candidates for long-term solar investments.

Hartford, CT According to the Connecticut Green Bank, eight affordable multifamily housing properties are moving forward as the first round of projects under the Solar Marketplace Assistance Program Plus (Solar MAP+),

Franklin, MA Joseph Evans and Dusty Burke Jr. of American Commercial Real Estate have brokered the sale of Maplegate Country Club, a 140-acre property, to an undisclosed private solar energy developer for $24.8 million. The site will host two 15-megawatt (MW) solar photovoltaic systems, producing a combined 30-MW project

Manchester, CT The Connecticut Technical Education and Career System (CTECS) and Connecticut Department of Administrative Services (DAS), along with partners the Connecticut Green Bank (Green Bank) and Verogy

Cheshire, CT The Connecticut Green Bank has completed a solar photovoltaic (PV) installation financed using C-PACE at 30 Grandview Court. The 29,650 s/f facility is home to direct mail marketing company

As businesses throughout the country take steps to lower energy costs and access new power solutions, the use of solar energy continues to gain momentum. According to the Solar Energy Industries Association, solar production across the U.S. grew by 25% from 2010-2024 as many new projects came online in 2024.

Exeter, RI Two New England leaders in the development of sustainable energy solutions - Veolia and Nautilus Solar Energy (Nautilus) - unveiled a 6.5 megawatt (MW) solar installation named: “Exeter Mail. The installation is one of three that supplies renewable energy