Churchill Street Solar Farm Acquisition Accelerates Clean Energy Investment and Long-Term Growth

Standard Solar has expanded its portfolio of operating assets in Massachusetts with the acquisition of the Churchill Street Solar Farm, a 3.1-megawatt (MW) ground-mounted solar array. Originally developed by SunFarm Solar, the project is a key contributor to the region’s clean energy transition, providing renewable energy to local communities while reinforcing Standard Solar’s leadership in solar asset ownership and management.

“Working with Standard Solar on the sale of Churchill Street Solar Farm has been a true collaboration,” said James H Ross, Manager, Sunfarm Solar. “Their efficient transaction process and deep expertise in solar project acquisitions made this partnership seamless and rewarding.”

Project Details

  • Location: Massachusetts
  • System Size: 3.1 MW
  • Annual Energy Production: Approximately 4,000 MWh
  • CO2 Offset: Equivalent to removing approximately 625 cars from the road annually
  • Ownership & Operation: Standard Solar owns and operates the system

Standard Solar’s Role

As a national leader in solar project acquisition and asset management, Standard Solar strategically acquired the Churchill Street Solar Farm to enhance its portfolio of clean energy assets in Massachusetts. This acquisition underscores the company’s commitment to investing in long-term, high-quality solar projects that support state and regional sustainability goals.

By leveraging its deep industry expertise, Standard Solar ensures the project remains a reliable, well-maintained source of renewable energy for years to come. The company’s ownership model provides financial stability and operational excellence, optimizing performance while delivering environmental and economic benefits to the community.

Impact & Benefits

  • Reliable Renewable Energy: The 3.1 MW system contributes to the state’s renewable energy targets, supplying clean power to local consumers.
  • Environmental Sustainability: The project offsets thousands of metric tons of CO2 emissions annually, helping Massachusetts reduce its carbon footprint.
  • Long-Term Asset Management: Standard Solar’s ownership ensures consistent performance, with expert operations and maintenance keeping the system operating at peak efficiency.
  • Expanding Massachusetts’ Solar Portfolio: The acquisition strengthens Standard Solar’s position in Massachusetts as a key player in the renewable energy transition.

A Commitment to Sustainable Growth

With the acquisition of the Churchill Street Solar Farm, Standard Solar continues to expand its role as a leader in solar energy investment and development. This project aligns with the company’s mission to accelerate the adoption of clean energy across the country, ensuring long-term sustainability and financial viability for solar projects.

Standard Solar remains committed to identifying and acquiring high-quality solar assets that deliver both economic and environmental value.