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    Source Power Co. will help find customers for NJR Community Solar project

    Dec. 30, 2021
    The 7.5 MW community solar project will provide approximately 1,000 customers access to clean energy without having to install solar panels on their property
    Community Solar project in Germany. Photo credit Andrew Glaser, Wikipedia Creative Commons
    Community Solar project in Germany. Photo credit Andrew Glaser, Wikipedia Creative Commons

    Source Power Company signed an agreement with NJR Clean Energy Ventures to provide customer acquisition and management services for its new Maybrook Road community solar project in the Central Hudson utility service territory in New Jersey.

    The 7.5 MW community solar project will provide approximately 1,000 customers access to clean energy without having to install solar panels on their property. Source Power will lead the customer acquisition and management efforts and help make solar power accessible to more communities.

     Currently, Source Power offers the lowest acquisition and operational costs available in the market, benefitting solar project sponsors and subscribers. Project subscribers will receive benefits from the first day of enrolment. 

     "Expanding community solar projects throughout New York State is an important step in making clean energy and solar power more accessible to our customers," said Mark Valori, Vice President of NJR Clean Energy Ventures. "Our second partnership with Source Power reflects our trust in the company's subscriber acquisition and management services and its ability to deliver low-carbon energy solutions and reliable services to the communities in Central Hudson."

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    Walton formerly was energy writer and business editor at the Tulsa World. Later, he spent six years covering the electricity power sector for Pennwell and Clarion Events. He joined Endeavor and EnergyTech in November 2021.

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