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Selected projects from a portfolio of twelve community solar projects in Massachusetts and Maryland totaling more than 22.7 MW — each carried from site search through interconnection, financing and commissioning.
This 1.31 MW (AC) Community Solar system is a fixed ground mounted system located on 10 acres and the system is connected to the National Grid Utility grid. Prior to completing the solar project the land was used as an auto salvage yard. Powered by 4,700 solar panels the system will save customers over $4 million during its life and replace the annual electricity needs of 300 homes.
1,310 kW
300
4,700
DOGWOOD RD.,
WINDSOR MILLS, MD
This 1.28 MW (AC) Community Solar project was one of the first projects constructed under the Maryland Community Solar initiative. Powered by 4,200 solar panels the system will produce enough power to replace the annual electricity needs of 310 homes in Baltimore County.
1,280 kW
310
4,200
7 ATHOL RD., ORANGE MA.
This 1.0 MW (AC) Community Solar system is a fixed ground mounted six acre site that is connected to the National Grid Utility electrical grid. Powered by 3,800 solar panels the system will save customers over $4.1 million during its life and replace the annual electricity needs of 280 homes.
1,000 kw
280
3,800
18 ELIZABETH DR., KINGSTON, MA
This 1.21 MW (AC) Community Solar system is a fixed ground mounted eight acre site that is connected to the Eversource Utility electrical grid. Powered by 5,100 solar panels the system will save customers over $5 million during its life and replace the annual electricity needs of 300 homes.
1,210 kW
300
5,100
20 ELIZABETH DR., KINGSTON, MA
This 1.30 MW (AC) Community Solar system is a fixed ground mounted six acre site that is connected to the Eversource Utility electrical grid. Powered by 4,700 solar panels the system will save customers over $5 million during its life and replace the annual electricity needs of 330 homes.
1,300 kW
330
4,700
OLD COURT RD., WINDSOR MILLS, MD
This 2.88 MW (AC) Community Solar project was one of the first projects constructed under the Maryland Community Solar initiative. Powered by 11,000 solar panels the system will produce enough power to replace the annual electricity needs of 700 homes in Baltimore County.
2,880 kW
700
11,000
SQUIRREL ISLAND RD., WAREHAM, MA.
This 1.21 MW (AC) Community Solar system is a fixed ground mounted six acre site that is connected to the Eversource Utility electrical grid. Powered by 5,100 solar panels the system will save customers over $5 million during its life and replace the annual electricity needs of 300 homes.