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This 537 kW rooftop behind-the-meter solar system sits on an education building in Jamaica Plain, MA. The energy generated is sold to the building through a power purchase agreement at a reduced cost from the local utility.

This 165.9kW rooftop behind the meter solar system sits on a school in New Canaan, CT. The energy generated is sold to the building through a power purchase agreement at a reduced cost from the local utility.

This 33 kW rooftop behind-the-meter solar system sits on a church in Williamstown, NJ. The energy generated is sold to the building through a power purchase agreement at a reduced cost from the local utility.

This 58 kW rooftop behind-the-meter solar system sits on a retail building in West Berlin, NJ. The customer owns the system, realizing a reduction in their electricity expense.

This 88.4kW rooftop community solar system sits on an educational building in Maynard, MA. The energy generated is sold to individual households in the community.

This 48 kW rooftop behind-the-meter solar system sits on a firehouse in Sewell, NJ. The energy generated is sold to the building through a power purchase agreement at a reduced cost from the local utility.

This 203 kW rooftop behind-the-meter solar system sits on a school in Princeton, NJ. The energy generated is sold to the building through a power purchase agreement at a reduced cost from the local utility.

This 449 kW Rooftop behind the meter solar system sits on a self-storage facility in Cinnaminson, NJ. The energy generated is sold to the building through a power purchase agreement at a reduced cost from the local utility.

This 182.25 kW rooftop community solar system sits on an office building in Waltham, MA. The energy generated is sold to individual households in the community.

This 606 kW rooftop behind-the-meter solar system sits on a retail building in Manalapan Township, NJ. The energy generated is sold to the building through a power purchase agreement at a reduced cost from the local utility.

This 127 kW rooftop behind-the-meter solar system sits on an apartment building in Salem, NJ. The energy generated is sold to the building through a power purchase agreement at a reduced cost from the local utility.

This 228.72kW rooftop behind the meter solar system sits on a school in Cheshire, CT. The energy generated is sold to the building through a power purchase agreement at a reduced cost from the local utility.

This 59.9-kilowatt rooftop solar system at Buena Vista Apartments in Minotolo, New Jersey is designed to meet the electricity needs, delivering clean, on-site renewable energy directly to the property. The project was supported by New Jersey’s Successor Solar Incentive (SuSI) Program, which provides financial incentives aimed at accelerating the deployment of clean energy across the state.

This 544 kW rooftop community solar system sits on an office building in Waltham, MA. The energy generated is sold to individual households in the community.

This 972 kW parking lot canopy and rooftop behind-the-meter solar system is located at an industrial building in Camden, NJ. The customer owns the system, realizing a reduction in their electricity expense.

This 431 kW rooftop behind-the-meter solar system sits on a grocery store in Passaic, NJ. The energy generated is sold to the building through a power purchase agreement at a reduced cost from the local utility.

This 701 kW rooftop community solar system sits on a church in Hopkinton, MA. The energy generated is sold to individual households in the community.

This 1384 kW rooftop behind-the-meter solar system sits on a retail building in Nashville, TN. The customer owns the system, realizing a reduction in their electricity expense.

This 302.64 kW rooftop behind the meter solar system sits on an office building in Burlington, MA. The customer owns the system, realizing a reduction in their electricity expense.

This 1798 kW parking lot canopy and rooftop solar system including community solar and a behind-the-meter solar system is located at an office building in Newton, MA. Energy generated from the rooftop system is sold to the building through a power purchase agreement at a reduced cost from the local utility, and the energy generated from the parking canopies is sold to households in the community.