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Nexamp, Inc., a leading provider of solar energy solutions, today announced the completion of four community solar facilities, totaling 2.4 megawatts (MW), located on adjacent parcels of land in the Town of Dudley, Massachusetts.

Coming off the biggest year ever for U.S. solar installations, Boston-based installer, Nexamp, is proud to be named one of the top solar contractors in the United States by Solar Power World magazine.

Nexamp, Inc. celebrated the completion of its newest community solar project, a 700 kilowatt (kW) facility located in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. It is the first community solar project to serve Unitil customers in Massachusetts and will provide local residents and small businesses with access to the benefits of solar energy for the first time.

Nexamp's 2.6 MW installation is one of the largest Community Solar projects in the Northeast providing electricity cost savings to homes, nonprofits, and small businesses across southeastern Massachusetts

Nexamp, Inc., a leading provider of solar energy solutions, announced the appointment of departing Massachusetts State Senator Ben Downing as the company's Vice President of New Market Development.

WWLP's Adam Strzempko joined Nexamp to celebrate the completion of the company's Community Solar project in Hadley, MA.

Nexamp’s second project at Allard’s Farm will expand access to solar savings for Western Massachusetts residents, businesses, and non-profits.

WPI has contracted with Nexamp, a solar energy developer, to help expand sustainable energy production in the region.

Nexamp Project Developer Michael Cucchiara explain in New England Real Estate Journal how C-PACE expands access to the benefits of solar to thousands of small and medium-sized businesses and property owners who otherwise may not have the operating history or balance sheet to attract affordable financing for their own solar projects.

Mitsubishi Corp. unit Diamond Generating Corp., the owner of wind and natural-gas fired power plants in the U.S., is acquiring a minority stake in the Boston-based solar developer Nexamp Inc. The deal marks Diamond’s first step into solar power, Paula Zagrecki, the Los Angeles-based company’s vice president of project finance & distributed energy resources, said in an interview Tuesday.