February 5, 2016
This Central Mass. homeowner was one of our first Clean Energy Combo Loan customers. When he signed up in 2013, he had this to say about the loan, which allows you to own a system without a large upfront investment: “The Clean Energy Combo Loan was a game changer for us. I looked at installing […]
February 5, 2016
This 49-panel system on two roofs of a Shrewsbury, MA home is big, but it still pays for itself in under 8 years, starting with a $13,800 federal tax credit.
February 5, 2016
This system, our first in Douglas, has 24 SunPower 345-watt panels and SolarEdge inverter technology.
February 5, 2016
This Norfolk, MA homeowner’s 30-panel system is producing enough solar energy to take $108 off his monthly electric bill. The system has Canadian Solar panels and a SolarEdge inverter.
February 5, 2016
In Massachusetts, every kilowatt-hour generated by solar earns the customer SREC income as well as electric bill savings. It’s like being paid twice to go solar. CT and RI have similar “performance based income” programs. This Burlington, MA customer should earn around $16,330 over 10 years through SRECs. The customer says this about New England […]
February 5, 2016
Sometimes some of the solar conduit we install is impossible to hide for various reasons, like the bit you see on this roof. But our standard approach is to snake conduit through your house where no one will see it. This attention to aesthetics — on the roof and in the basement where we install […]
February 4, 2016
This 30-panel system has SunPower 327-watt panels and Solectria PVI-6500 and PVI-3000 inverters. Wondering if solar is a good place to invest your money? Check out these numbers: 7.8 years to break even Average annual return of 8.3% 20-year return of 166% Average cost of solar electricity – 7 cents per kWh
February 4, 2016
This customer liked our work so much she had us install another solar energy system on a home she rents out. (We like her a lot, too.) She says this on Solar Reviews: “New England Clean Energy communicates very well about the steps and cost to install residential solar. They made the process clear and […]
February 4, 2016
The 12,420-watt system on this Garrison-style home produces enough clean solar power to offset 21,059 pounds of CO2 per year. That’s equivalent to the carbon absorption of 7.6 acres of trees. The system features 36 SunPower panels and a SolarEdge inverter with optimizers under each panel for superior performance.
February 4, 2016
Our first customer in Webster, MA turned on his system in February 2014. He is now making almost 6,500 kWh of clean, cost-effective electricity a year, and covering most of his electric bill. The system features 16 SunPower 327-watt panels.
