This year, Standard Solar, a Brookfield company, proudly celebrates 20 years of excellence in breaking down barriers to commercial and community solar development. Over the past two decades, we have expanded access to renewable energy for businesses, institutions, farms, governments, communities and utilities. From our modest beginnings as a residential solar provider in 2004, we have evolved into a leading solar asset owner, with over 500 MW owned, operated and under construction across more than 20 states and the District of Columbia. Our integrated approach ensures that each project benefits from our expert team’s guidance, reducing complexities, engineering tailored solutions and securing necessary resources to deliver photovoltaic systems with long-term financial benefits.
Leading the industry in solar development, our customers and partners benefit from our disciplined approach, in-house funding, and above all, our development expertise.
Whether you’re working on a complex multi-site portfolio, looking for help developing environmental impact solutions, need funding or have a project that’s ready for acquisition, we’re here to simplify the funding and development process while strengthening every aspect of your solar PV project through every phase of its lifecycle.
“Nike and our employees are proud to support this new and innovative way to lower carbon emissions and reduce the cost of energy in our backyard,” said Seana Hannah, Vice President of Sustainable Innovation. “We’re also excited that a portion of the project’s savings will be directed to households in our community who need these benefits most.”
“At Microsoft, part of our vision for a sustainable future is advocating for innovative technology that empowers and benefits everyone,” said Katie Ross, . “We are proud to be a lead partner in this initiative that helps achieve environmental goals while also supporting low-income residences with clean, affordable energy. We are excited to partner on this project and be part of bringing a greener grid to the entire Clackamas County community.”
“Working with our partners for a more sustainable Newark is an immense priority for my administration. We are acting locally while thinking globally on this world-changing issue. Port Newark’s solar energy project will help make our city healthier for present and future generations alike. We must continue efforts that combine our local infrastructure with clean power generation, driving Newark Forward—building new jobs, increasing the air quality of our community, and doing our part to fight climate change.”
“The Messer McGregor facility marks the first time an air separation unit has had a significant portion of its electricity demand met through a direct connect solar energy scheme. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) market structure and abundance of open space and sunlight make this project a win from an environmental and economic perspective. Messer continues its journey to be a leader in the energy transition in the Americas.”
“This project is exciting for EDF Renewables, having been in the works for quite some time. We are fortunate to have cultivated a strong partnership with the Messer team, all while collaborating with our longstanding partner, Standard Solar. It is gratifying to play a pivotal role in facilitating Messer’s expansion in Texas through renewable energy sources.”
“The project also offers an educational opportunity. Students can delve into solar power, experiencing its benefits firsthand and gaining insights into its workings.”
“This West Campus solar farm project is not just a renewable energy venture; it’s a testament to The Catholic University of America’s dedication to creating a sustainable future for our nation and world. As we illuminate our campus with clean energy, we also enlighten minds through education and invite the community to join us on this transformative journey toward a greener and more sustainable world.”
“This solar farm is the green economy in action, creating green jobs and providing solar credits to cover more than one-third of the electricity used by Somerville’s municipal buildings and functions. For our community, this is more than just a cost savings, it’s an important step forward in our goal to be carbon net negative by 2050. I can’t thank Standard Solar and ECA Solar enough for the good work done here.”
“Given our university’s location in the heart of Washington, D.C., we are deeply committed to serving as responsible stewards of the Earth. Our aim is to earnestly support the clean energy and energy-efficiency goals advocated by our elected officials.”
“ECA values its partnership with Standard Solar in completing this, and other, solar projects. We’re proud of the work we have accomplished at Industri-plex together and are excited to see this project completed, bringing forward a bright future for this site and this community.”
Clean energy is an essential part of our district-wide sustainability efforts. Our partnership with Standard Solar will help reduce our carbon footprint while saving the district millions of dollars over the 25-year agreement.
This project represents the culmination of a decade-long vision to build out rooftop solar across the Caltech campus. Our campus in Pasadena now hosts 2 megawatts of onsite solar capacity, furthering our efforts towards carbon reduction and eventually carbon neutrality.
This series of projects, slated to generate 84 MW of solar energy, will significantly contribute to Illinois’ goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and reaching 100% renewables by 2050.
This 7.2 MW system for Port Newark Container Terminal (PNCT) in Newark, NJ was an ambitious leap forward around sustainability for America’s second largest port city and serves as a prime example for other cities seeking energy savings and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
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Rockville, Md. – Marking its first foray into the Texas renewable energy market, Standard Solar today announced its latest acquisition of a 9.9-megawatt (MWac) behind-the-meter solar project to sustainably power part of an industrial process load for Messer Americas in Texas.
Standard Solar helps the Catholic University of America forward its commitment to sustainability by with the DC area’s largest urban community solar array
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Standard Solar and partners help Colorado State University forward its commitment to clean energy.
Standard Solar and their partners have completed development of a solar and storage project in Acton, Massachusetts
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How does a company like Standard Solar thrive for 20 years? As our President Scott Wiater shares in our anniversary video, the answer lies in our people. From a small,...
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