Amergy Solar is proud to announce that three community solar projects in New Jersey, totaling approximately 6.5 MW, are currently under construction. These projects represent another important step in Amergy’s continued expansion across New Jersey’s distributed generation and community solar market.

Once completed, the portfolio is expected to generate millions of kilowatt-hours of clean electricity each year for local subscribers. Based on typical New Jersey solar production assumptions, the three projects are expected to produce approximately 8 million kWh of clean energy annually and offset roughly 3,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions each year.

Community solar remains one of the most practical ways to expand access to renewable energy. By allowing local subscribers to benefit from solar power without installing panels on their own properties, community solar can support renters, homeowners, businesses, and communities that may not otherwise have direct access to clean energy generation.

These projects reflect Amergy’s continued commitment to building practical, financeable, and community-focused solar assets across New Jersey. The projects also highlight Amergy Solar’s growing execution capability across development, engineering coordination, procurement, construction management, utility coordination, and project delivery. Each community solar project requires close coordination among landowners, engineering teams, equipment suppliers, local authorities, utility representatives, inspectors, financing partners, and construction crews.

Amergy’s current and upcoming community solar pipelines continue to advance steadily through development, interconnection, financing, procurement, and construction. The company remains focused on building a scalable clean energy platform that combines solar development, project finance, construction execution, long-term asset ownership, and community impact.

As New Jersey continues to expand its clean energy economy, Amergy Solar is proud to contribute high-quality distributed solar projects that support the state’s renewable energy goals and provide meaningful benefits to local communities.