Category Archives: Dormer

This city system features 22 SunPower 335-watt panels and two Solectria string inverters. It covers about 43% of the owner’s monthly electric bill. How much solar reduces your electric bills depends on variables like your electricity usage and what direction your roof faces.

You have to look carefully to see all 45 Canadian Solar panels in this installation. The first photo shows 18 on the upper roof and 4 on the lower, nearly flat roof. The second photo, of a different building on the property, has 9 panels on the left and 14 on the right.

This solar energy system on a home in the Whitinsville village of Northbridge sports 28 SunPower 327-watt panels. One of the things we like about SunPower is their willingness to stand behind their work, like we do. Their 25-year equipment and production warranties lead the industry.

Two hip roof faces on the main house and a low gable roof on an annex were all used to accommodate 21 SunPower panels on this house. Three panels + 10 + 8.  But do the savings add up? They do: The system will produce more than $40,000 worth of electricity over 25 years — […]

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 complicated array has two different configurations of solar panels on two roofs. The 16 Bosch-Aleo panels have the capacity to generate 3,840 watts worth of solar energy.

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 Acton, MA homeowner is covering 94% of his electric bills with a solar energy system that straddles his multi-roofed home. The system has 28 Canadian Solar panels and SolarEdge inverter technology.

Twenty-eight Canadian Solar panels and a PowerOne string inverter comprise this 7,140-watt solar electric system. “New England Clean Energy did an outstanding job of communication, education and developing a complete installation schedule. There were no surprises. I knew what to expect each step along the way and the final walk through was very thorough. A […]

This large system is producing about $200 worth of electricity a month, which will total up to more than $87,000 over 25 years when you factor in the expected rate increases from the utility. Lock in your electricity price with solar today!