Category Archives: Charlton

This installation had 32 REC panels installed along with Enphase microinverters.

This is the fifth and largest system New England Clean Energy has installed at Nature’s Classroom in Charlton, Mass. Our first system in 2010 had 72, 210-watt panels for 15 kilowatts (kW) of power production capacity. Since then, panel efficiency and therefore production capability has continually increased. This system has 200 SunPower panels of 340-watt capacity […]

Environmental nonprofit Nature’s Classroom knows how to put its facilities to good use. This building might look small in the picture, but it holds 39 solar energy panels, which produce around 16,350 kilowatt-hours of electricity annually. Solar looks good, fits perfectly with the educational organization’s mission, and provides significant savings and income. With this system, […]

Five years after we installed a 15-kW solar energy system on the East Lodge at Nature’s Classroom, the environmental education nonprofit called on us to expand the system and take full advantage of the ample, sunny roof. A larger system with 154 SunPower 327-watt panels was added, bringing the roof’s solar production capacity to more […]

This Charlton, MA family turned on their solar during the record-breaking Winter of 2015. Luckily, spring eventually arrived, and the system is producing 10,000+ kWh of clean energy per year, using 30 SunPower 335-watt panels spread across three roofs, and SolarEdge inverter technology. The customer offers this succinct opinion of New England Clean Energy on Solar […]

Sandwiched between the 2010 and 2015 systems we installed on the East Lodge at Nature’s Classroom is this 2013 system installed on the West Lodge. It was our second solar project with the environmental education nonprofit, and is the second largest we have installed there. At 66 kW, it is slightly smaller than the 68 […]

Nature’s Classroom first called on New England Clean Energy to install a solar energy system in 2010, after we installed a 100-kW wind turbine for the environmental education organization, and after they had their first solar system installed by another company. This 72-panel system on the East Lodge at the nonprofit’s Charlton campus was the […]