Category Archives: Colonial

This system in Uxbridge, MA has 22 SunPower panels and SolarEdge inverter technology. It is resulting in 11,757 fewer pounds of CO2 being emitted into the air.

Look at the sun streaming over this Shrewsbury home, in the second photo. All that energy waiting to be used. Put the sunlight over your home to good use with solar! In this case, the homeowner’s 30-panel solar energy system is producing about $1,550 worth of electricity per year. Factor in anticipated utility rate increases […]

Sometimes systems look deceptively small in photographs, so we’ve included pre-solar photos of this Colonial home in Hudson, MA, to give a sense of the scale — of the house and the solar energy installation. This 7,905-watt system will produce more than 8,000 kilowatt-hours of clean electricity a year.

The solar electric system adorning this contemporary Colonial style house has 15 Sanyo 215-watt panels, and Enphase M210 micro-inverters. Hip roofs can be tough for solar since you’re starting with a triangle instead of a rectangle. But, as the aerial photo shows, it’s still possible to find enough room to install solar. (Those are solar […]

This system has 35 SunPower 327-watt panels and SolarEdge inverters with optimizers. Some people wonder if solar works in New England. The answer is, “absolutely!”.

This 45-panel solar energy system is covering 71% of the family’s electricity needs. Solar typically reduces home electric bills by anywhere from 50 to 100%. What it can save you depends on your roof size, pitch and “azimuth” (the direction it faces).

This solar electric system has 42 Sanyo 220-watt panels, and Solectria PVI 5000 string inverters. The panels we sell have changed over the years. Read Mark’s blog article on the subject to learn why.

This system has 16 SunPower 345-watt panels and SolarEdge inverter technology, for 5,520 watts of clean energy producing capacity. The owner is making and earning more than $200 a month with his solar, and that’s more than his monthly payment on his Clean Energy Combo Loan. Just one of the many reasons why solar makes […]

This multi-roof, 8,280-watt system in Berlin, MA belongs to a customer who chose New England Clean Energy for a second installation, having been pleased with the first job 7 years ago. Her solar was installed on a small face of the house hip roof, and on the gable roof of the barn.

This solar electric system uses 27 Schuco 185-watt solar panels and a Solectria PVI-5000 inverter. It produces about 65% of the household’s electricity. The home also has three solar water collectors on the roof.