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Altus Power completes 3 community solar projects in Maine

solarenergyBy solarenergyNovember 1, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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Altus Power Community Solar Project in Maine (Photo: Business Wire)

Altus strength has completed three new solar projects in Maine, adding a total of 19.1 MW to the company’s portfolio.

“Our process of acquiring and developing solar assets from many different market participants allows us to quickly build scale, allowing us to pass the resulting economies of scale to our partners and the communities we serve,” said Matt Marlow, co- head of Investment. and structured finance at Altus Power.

“Maine has become one of our most active community solar markets, with concentrated Altus project management across the state. These new projects will increase access to the benefits of clean, discounted energy for many more households across the state.”








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