December 6, 2016
This satisfied customer points out two of the reasons New England Clean Energy is different from other installers: (1) We conduct a thorough assessment of your home in one visit, making your life easier; and (2) we are extremely conscious of making your system look as good as possible. “Great experience all the way through. […]
May 26, 2016
Unclear on how solar pays for itself? Well, this system earns a 5-figure refund from the federal government in the form of a tax credit. Over the first 10 years, it earns more than $34,000 in SREC income. And over 25 years, it will produce more than $100,000 of electricity! The owner will pay off his […]
May 26, 2016
These Hopkinton homeowners reduced their electricity price from 20 cents to 8 cents with the help of a solar energy system purchased from N.E. Clean Energy. After the system pays for itself through electric bill savings, SREC income and the 30% federal tax credit, they will continue to enjoy years of free power. As the […]
May 13, 2016
The homeowners of this Colonial-style house received about $22,000 off the price of their solar energy system, thanks to state and federal tax credits. Between tax credits, “SREC” income and electricity savings, solar is a better bargain than ever. The system was installed on two roofs, as the early schematic drawing shows.
March 24, 2016
This Stow, MA system has 18 SunPower 335-watt panels and a SolarEdge SE-5000 inverter. The customer wrote this comment on independent website Solar Reviews: “New England Clean Energy made it all easy. The panels were up in a day and quickly operational. I got a good sense of their experience and skill, making me feel very […]
March 22, 2016
Our first system in Uxbridge went live in June 2014. It has 18 SunPower 335-watt panels and a PowerOne PVI-6000 string inverter. Here’s what the customer thinks about going solar with Clean Energy: “Great system, great workmanship, and overall great experience. System looks nice on the roof and it is nice to see I am […]
March 4, 2016
This 2,870-watt system has 14 Evergreen panels of 205 watts each. Panel strength and efficiency continues on an upward trend since this system was installed in 2009, but regardless of age, solar panels continue to produce lots of energy, as evidenced by testing of older panels.
March 4, 2016
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 — […]
March 4, 2016
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 […]
March 4, 2016
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.
