The Solution
This new facility has increased solar capacity by 1.9 MW, part of its greater 4 MW solar initiative on campus. The PVKIT’s preassembled components enabled solar installers to “lay and play” PV modules with tested, engineered, cost-saving attachment.
The project has enabled PPNE to further its sustainability goals. Not only is the company offsetting its carbon footprint, but it has also far exceeded what it consumes on-site and is selling power back to the grid via the local utility company through the Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART) Program, a long-term sustainable solar incentive program that promotes cost-effective solar development in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.