The largest solar array in the state will be built on a reservation owned by a regional Boy Scouts of America organization in the central Massachusetts town of Rutland. The array, a 6-megawatt photovoltaic generation facility, will be built by Nexamp Inc. of North Andover. It will consist of roughly 20,500 panels situated on 30 acres at the Treasure Valley Boy Scout Reservation in Rutland. The energy to be generated by the facility is capable of powering 900 homes.



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Boston-based Cathartes Private Investments has begun construction in Westford of what it calls the largest privately owned solar installation in the state.

The 4.5-megawatt, $22-million project will include more than 14,000 solar panels and is expected to be complete before the end of the year, according to Jim Goldenberg, principal at Cathartes.

It is the first renewable energy installation project for Cathartes, which has focused mostly on commercial real estate development projects throughout New England.

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One of Boston’s leading private development companies, Cathartes Private Investments, officially unveiled Massachusetts’ largest privately-owned solar power facility, Westford Solar Park. Cathartes partnered on Westford Solar Park with North Andover’s Nexamp, an industry leader which develops, builds, owns and operates renewable energy projects. The 4.5-megawatt solar panel field is situated on twenty-two acres of land, surrounded by woodland, near Route 3 in Westford, MA.



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The new solar installation project planned in the Greater Lowell area is a shining example of the potential for growth in our “green” industry and “green collar” jobs in the commonwealth.

Nexamp, in partnership with Cathartes Private Investments, will be constructing a $23 million solar installation in Westford that will prvide power for more than 600 homes. This is the largest privately-owned solar power plant in Massachusetts.

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Two development companies have begun a $23 million project to convert a vacant industrial site in Westford into a solar farm that could generate enough electricity enough electricity to power about 600 homes.

Workers are preparing the 22-acre site for the planned 4.5-megawatt facility, which will consist of an array of 14,000 ground-mounted solar panels on Groton Road, near Route 3.
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A $23 million solar installation off Route 3 in Westford capable of powering more than 600 homes will be built, financed, and operated by a team of Massachusetts firms. Cathartes Private Investments, a Boston development company, is partnering with Nexamp, a North Andover-based solar developer, and will begin constructing the 4.5-megawatt project on 22 acres of industrial land sometime this fall.



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Boston, Mass  - One of Boston’s leading private development companies, Cathartes Private Investments, announced today that they will build Massachusetts’ largest privately-owned solar power plant on 22 acres of industrial land bordering Route 3 in Westford, MA.  Cathartes will partner with Nexamp, a leading solar developer, builder, owner and operating company. Construction will begin this fall on the $23 million, 4.5 Megawatt solar panel field, which will produce enough electricity to power more than 600 homes.



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