Starbucks throws its weight behind 6 new community solar farms
Starbucks has partnered with Nexamp, the largest community solar provider in the US, to anchor six new community solar farms in Illinois.
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130+ Wendy’s restaurants are now running on community solar
Over 130 Wendy’s restaurants in New York, Illinois, and Massachusetts are now sourcing between 30% and 100% of their energy from community solar.
Expand Expanding CloseHere’s how renters can lower their electricity bills with solar
Renters can’t access rooftop solar benefits because they don’t own their roofs – but this workaround will reduce your electricity bill.
Expand Expanding CloseLargest US community solar panel purchase in history just happened with 1.5 GW order
Boston-based Nexamp, the US’s largest community solar provider, has placed the largest community solar panel order in US history with solar panel maker Heliene.
Expand Expanding CloseWhy US community solar is forecast to more than double by 2027
There are currently 4.9 gigawatts (GW) of community solar installed in the US through the second quarter of 2022, and at least 7 gigawatts of community solar are expected to come online in the US in the next five years, according to new research released by Wood Mackenzie in collaboration with the Coalition for Community Solar Access (CCSA).
Expand Expanding CloseCommunity solar and storage secures a huge financing deal
Boston-based Nexamp, Inc., a renewable energy generator and community solar provider, has closed a $440 million senior secured credit facility for a 380-megawatt portfolio of solar and energy storage assets. It’s one of the largest debt financing agreements of its kind.
Expand Expanding CloseSolar energy is not only for wealthy homeowners anymore; the Obama administration introduces new initiative to increase solar access for all Americans
The Obama administration introduced today a new initiative to make it easier for all Americans, but in particular low- and moderate- income communities, to purchase solar energy and lower their energy bills. The initiative translates into executive actions from the administration and private sector commitments.
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