New England Clean Energy

N.E. Clean Energy sold 50 solar electric and hot water systems in Acton and Shirley through Solarize Mass, which concluded Nov. 4, and would have sold more if the solar lease partner hadn't dropped out of the program when SREC prices dropped.

Massachusetts homeowners who want to install solar energy with little or no upfront investment can now lease a system through New England Clean Energy.

Massachusetts’ largest locally owned solar installer teams up with industry leader in solar technology; will sell, install and maintain SunPower technology throughout its Massachusetts service area.

New England Clean Energy will act as the Solarize Mass installer for the towns of Acton and Shirley in the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center program. The company was the installer for the most successful piece of the Solarize Mass pilot last year.

New England Breeze Solar, which has put more solar on Massachusetts homes than any other local company, has changed its name to New England Clean Energy LLC, and introduced a new website to reflect its growth.

25 Harvard, Mass. homeowners are generating clean solar power from their rooftops as a result of the Solarize Harvard program, representing more than one-third of the total systems to be installed, installer New England Breeze Solar announced today.