Category Archives: Ground

This is one of our earlier ground-mounted systems. It has 36 Schuco 185-watt solar panels, 2 Solectria PVI-3000 inverters, and Direct Power & Water pole mounts.

The nice thing about ground-mounted systems, like this 30-panel one in Rutland, MA, is that it’s easy to add on if your solar appetite increases. This system covers about 35% of the household’s electricity needs.

Solar energy systems like this ground-mounted array in Rutland, MA, reduce pollution from fossil-fueled electricity and help improve our environment. This system has 54 Schuco 185-watt panels, Solectria PVI-3000 inverters, and Direct Power & Water “top of pole mounts”.

This customer had New England Clean Energy install a two-pole ground-mounted solar electric system in August 2013, and then add a third pole in 2014. Here’s what he has to say about us:  “I ran across New England Clean Energy at a local building show and was impressed with their knowledge and the lack of […]

This compact system will make a good dent in the homeowner’s electric bills, generating an average of  321 kilowatt-hours per month. Our estimates always take New England weather into consideration so you’re not unpleasantly surprised at the end of the year. Now if we could just control the weather…

This grandstand-type ground-mounted system was turned on in August 2015. It features 12 SunPower panels and a SolarEdge inverter. With ground-mounted systems, panels can be oriented directly due south for maximum sun.

This ground-mounted system in Ashby, MA features Siliken solar panels and Enphase micro-inverters.

We installed this system as part of the Solarize Acton community discount program. The customer says it all: “It was truly an informed and efficient experience working with the folks at New England Clean Energy to install a ground pole-mounted 15-panel solar array in my side yard. Everyone was friendly and responsive to my questions, […]

Bad roof for solar? No problem. Install a ground-mounted system like this customer did. This pole-mounted solar has 28 panels in the yard and an inverter inside the home.  

Ground-mounted systems can be installed with “stadium” or “pole” mounts. This pole-mounted systems nestles nicely into the homeowner’s expansive garden.