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Year Founded: 2005
entersolar.com
Started in 2005, EnterSolar is a national provider of solar energy and solar-plus-storage systems to the commercial marketplace. We are a trusted, single source for corporations looking to advance towards clean energy. In 2021, EnterSolar was acquired by EDF Renewables North America, allowing us to broaden our energy solution offerings to include additional energy storage options and electric vehicle charging. The company name was changed to PowerFlex in July 2021.
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EnterSolar PV array covers 90% of healthcare facility’s energy needs
EnterSolar, a commercial solar developer, completed a 461-kilowatt rooftop solar installation at Konica Minolta Healthcare’s headquarters in Wayne, New Jersey. The solar system will generate an estimated 541,645 kWh of clean energy annually, equivalent to matching nearly 90% of the facility’s onsite electricity usage. “We are proud to have partnered with Konica Minolta Healthcare on… [Read More]
EnterSolar completes 625-kW rooftop solar project at Pennsylvania grocer
In celebration of Earth Week, GIANT Food Stores announced the completion of the first phase of a 2.4-MW solar project at its Carlisle, Pennsylvania, support office. GIANT company officials marked the completion of phase one, a 625-kW rooftop solar array, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, attended by Pennsylvania Secretary of the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)… [Read More]
3.1-MW solar portfolio completed in New York City by EnterSolar
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) today announced the completion of the largest solar system installed in New York City in Staten Island. The 3.1-MW solar array will offset a large portion of the electricity used by Fordham University and Fordham Preparatory School in the Bronx, supporting Governor Andrew M. Cuomo’s… [Read More]