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We started in 2009 with a goal of being developers and long-term owners of distributed renewable energy projects.  Since then, we have worked closely with local developers, construction companies, electricians and others to do our part to help solar grow.  We continue to focus on working closely with the communities we serve.

Our initial customers were larger (e.g., towns, municipalities, and the like).  For example, we helped towns like North Adams, MA "go 100% solar powered" with the help of our project, built on an otherwise un-usable capped landfill.  Our long-term agreement with the town of Leominster, MA provides enough energy annually to offset almost 6 million pounds of coal burned.  And our agreement with the town of Andover saves the "carbon equivalent" of nearly 5,000 acres of forest each year.

In all cases, in addition to helping the environment, in return for a long-term commitment to our projects, these towns are realizing significant long-term savings on their energy bills, as well.

Community Solar gives us the opportunity to bring these kinds of savings and environmental benefits to residential customers like you.  Please browse our site, take a look at our current projects, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions:  email@example.com or 888-55-SOLAR.
 By Andrew Massyn

what's in a name?

We named our company Syncarpha to reflect our mission: investing in renewable energy. Syncarpha is a genus of herbaceous flowering plants in the sunflower family more commonly known as "the everlasting," pictured here.
