Luminia gets Northeast United States community solar developer
- Luminia on Wednesday stated it has actually authorized a memorandum of understanding to get the assets, growth resources as well as project pipeline of community solar developer New Hampshire Solar Garden.
Luminia, a California-based firm concentrated on sustainability projects for industrial buildings, will currently manage and manage New Hampshire Solar Garden's community solar profile of more than 218 MW. This consists of 15 MW of community solar that the firms jointly closed last year.
On top of that, New Hampshire Solar Garden owner Andrew Kellar has joined Luminia.
New Hampshire Solar Garden runs in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York City as well as New Jersey.
The procurement comes as Luminia is scaling its community solar service. The firm says that community solar is an expanding sector of the solar market, sustained by government policies.
This week likewise saw the sale of Amp United States, the US organization developing community solar and storage projects of Canada's Amp Solar Group Inc, to funds managed by Fiera Infrastructure Inc and also Palisade Infrastructure Group.
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