Community-scale solar power plants
Since 2012, Entero has developed community-scale solar power plants of less than 10 megawatts. Solar power plants provide low-cost, carbon-free energy for leading organizations and long-term revenue for land owners and impact investors.
Who we develop with
Building and land owners
We help redefine roofs and land as profit centers, with long-term lease or ownership revenue from a working solar asset.
Corporate power buyers
We work with organizations to lock in power costs and lower their carbon footprint with low-cost, carbon-free energy.
Investors
We work with tax equity and project investors to obtain long-term, sustainable revenue streams from community-scale solar.
Projects in Economic Opportunity Zones
We are developing projects in Economic Opportunity Zones, which let investors with capital gains tax liability reduce and defer that liability, and pay no capital gains on the Opportunity Zone investment itself when it is held for 10 years.
Opportunity Zone projects also create jobs and tax base in the regions that host them.
Opportunity Zone rules are set by federal law and can change. Talk with your tax advisor about your situation.
Representative solar power plants
More than 37 MW DC across Massachusetts and New York, most paired with battery storage.
| Solar | Storage | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 1.2 MW DC | None | Carver, MA |
| 2.1 MW DC | 1 MW storage | Carver, MA |
| 3 MW DC | 1 MW storage | Carver, MA |
| 4.0 MW DC | 1.25 MW storage | Plymouth, MA |
| 6.2 MW DC | 3.5 MW storage | Carver, MA |
| 6.5 MW DC | 3.5 MW storage | Orange, NY |
| 6.5 MW DC | 3.5 MW storage | Orange, NY |
| 8.1 MW DC | 4 MW storage | Carver, MA |
Have land or a roof that could host a solar power plant?
Tell us about your site. We will look at interconnection, zoning and economics and let you know whether a community-scale project makes sense.