“The Town of Boxborough is supportive of solar energy system projects and the solar array at 1414 Massachusetts Avenue recently constructed by Green Street Power Partners. Their team is the latest example of how the Town is working with private entities to provide renewable energy options for its residents and businesses. Since there are limited solar energy system opportunities on municipal land, we hope this project encourages other land owners to explore ways in which they can make their properties more sustainable or even provide direct energy benefits to others within the community.” Adam L. Duchesneau, Town Planner, Town of Boxborough

“The City of Westfield is very happy to be able to take part in Green Street Power Partners community shared solar program.  It offers our citizens a unique opportunity to take part in a renewable energy source that would otherwise be unavailable to them.  The project is the largest solar development in the city and is good use of the property producing revenue for the municipality without adversely impacting the surrounding neighborhoods.” Westfield Mayor Brian P. Sullivan

“We are thrilled about going solar with Green Street. Not only will the district save millions over the life of the system, but we're having a positive impact on the environment, and setting a great example for our nearly 6,000 students.” Marc Furtado, Director of Finance, Attleboro School District

“TMLP endeavors to embrace renewable energy as part of our portfolio.  We have been increasing the solar renewable production in our territory and this was an opportunity to reuse a landfill that would otherwise have no other purpose.  The ease in working with Green Street from start to finish helped establish a new program and reinforce our commitment to our community and the environment.” Sonja Britland, Administrator of Customer Care & Public Communications, Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant

“Old Sturbridge Village plays a critical role in the Northeast by keeping the rich history of our region alive. That’s why joining the renewable energy movement is so important to us. We’re reducing our electricity expenses, and in turn putting those savings back into the museum to make sure we’re able to continue providing a robust and affordable educational experience to all of our visitors.” Jim Donahue, President and CEO, Old Sturbridge Village

“Green Street’s community shared solar model provides energy choice to West Boylston’s residents and businesses.  This is a great way for customers who don’t own their home, lack proper roof orientation, and experience issues from shading to participate in solar energy development.” Jonathan Fitch, General Manager, West Boylston Municipal Lighting Plant

“I am very excited to include solar power production as part of our campus energy and sustainability programs. The solar carports are a great way for us to turn otherwise unproductive parking areas into environmentally friendly energy-producing sites. We will save on utility costs and help the environment. As a bonus, we think students will also appreciate parking under the canopies which may provide some protection from the elements.” Bill Hawkins, VP for finance, administration and treasurer, Albertus Magnus College

“I want to give a shout out to our partners at Green Street, thank you so much for helping us make this happen. We looked at a number of companies when we were thinking about who was going to put up our solar panels, and we decided to choose Green Street, both because of their financial model that was great for our school, and their willingness to collaborate with us and their understanding of what these panels meant for our Jewish mission. We now have 875 panels on our roof that are going to provide 25% of our school’s energy needs.” Rabbi Marc Baker, Gann Academy

Rooftop solar array for the Bristol, RI Fire Station