Residents can now sign up for ‘Westfield Community Solar’ City residents can now sign up to be one of the first 250 participants WESTFIELD–With almost five months of construction by local contractor Elm Electric nearing completion and the Westfield community solar project along Southampton Road set to go online in October, city residents can now sign up to be one of the first 250 participants. Westfield was chosen as a solar farm site by Green Street Power Partners (GSPP), LLC, based in Stamford, Conn., since the land was readily available and it “turned out” to be a good site for […]

Green Street & Solect Energy Bring Renewable Energy to the Largest Living-History Museum in the Northeast Solar PPA agreement to provide Old Sturbridge Village with $1.5M in electric savings STAMFORD, Conn., Sept. 8, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — An outdoor living-history museum depicting a rural New England town from the 1830s, is now powered by a 1.8 MW solar ground mount. The system is owned and operated by Green Street Power Partners, LLC, and was designed and installed by Solect Energy of Hopkinton, MA. The solar energy system will provide power at a discounted rate for 25 years to Old Sturbridge Village (OSV), which welcomes […]

Stony Point: Catholic Retreat Center Looks to the Sun for Savings The Marian Shrine is looking toward the heavens to reduce its energy bills. Father Jim McKenna walked down a rocky path on a recent weekday in the woods behind the Mary Help of Christians chapel on the Catholic retreat center’s property. The 66-year-old director scrambled over boulders that blocked the path. He then walked along the edge of the shrine’s 160-acre property into a field of shin-high grass and unobstructed sunlight – although the skies overhead were slightly dimmed by a partial solar eclipse. It is that field and a portion of the […]

2017 Top Residential Solar Contractors Green Street Power Partners awarded “2017 Top 500 Solar Contractor” designation This is the list of 2017 Top Solar Contractors that primarily work in the residential market. These companies chose their primary market as “residential” when applying to the list, and they may also work in the utility and commercial markets. The listed kilowatts installed by each company could come from multiple markets and not just residential projects. The companies below are a segmented portion of the overall 2017 Top 500 Solar Contractors list, organized by kilowatts (DC) installed in 2016. Top Related Posts

BOSTON, July 12, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Green Street Solar Power has partnered with Ampion to provide a superior customer experience for their energy assets through the deployment of Ampion’s user-friendly software platform. Since its formation in 2014, Green Street has developed, financed, and installed 8 MW of commercial solar projects which it will own and operate under power purchase agreements, with an additional 9 MW under construction and 30 MW in the pipeline. Green Street has partnered with Ampion, a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company that will maintain and optimize future sites managing subscription, performance, and customer services on Green Street’s behalf through its […]

SunPower Partners Help 10 Massachusetts Schools Reduce Energy Costs with High-Efficiency Solar Systems Power Purchase Agreements Provide Competitive Solar Electricity Rates to Stonehill College and Attleboro Public Schools for 20 Years SAN JOSE, Calif., June 5, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Ranked seventh among U.S. states for the most solar capacity, Massachusetts is adding 6.9 megawatts to its 1,487 megawatts of solar currently installed and operating. Solect Energy and Green Street – members of SunPower’s reputable national dealer network – have developed two high-efficiency SunPower® solar systems that will provide electricity to 10 Massachusetts schools. In Easton and in partnership with SunPower (NASDAQ :SPWR ), Solect Energy has constructed a 2.8-megawatt SunPower solar carport system at Stonehill […]