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Standard Solar Acquires Churchill Street Solar Farm from Sunfarm Solar, Expanding Its Portfolio of Operating Assets in Massachusetts

ROCKVILLE, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Standard Solar, a leading commercial and community solar developer and asset owner, announced the acquisition of the Churchill Street Solar Farm from Sunfarm Solar, growing its asset portfolio in Massachusetts.

The 3.2 megawatt (MW) project, located in Pittsfield, is one of the largest ground-mounted solar systems in the Northeast, comprising five separate arrays.

With this acquisition, Standard Solar reinforces its expertise and appetite for acquiring high-quality solar projects. The seamless transaction highlights the company’s success in partnering with developers like Sunfarm Solar to deliver positive outcomes for all stakeholders.

“The Churchill Street Solar Farm project exemplifies Standard Solar’s strong appetite and expertise for acquiring high-quality operating assets that drive clean energy adoption,” said Megan Byrn, Vice President of Business Development, Standard Solar. “Massachusetts remains a growing market for us, and this acquisition highlights our focus on expanding our portfolio of operating projects while delivering meaningful benefits to the communities we serve.”

Massachusetts has long been a leader in renewable energy, with progressive policies driving the development of solar projects across the state. Standard Solar is proud to be a part of this success, with 11 solar and solar + storage projects already operating in Massachusetts, contributing to the state’s ambitious clean energy goals.

“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.”

The Churchill Street Solar Farm will help offset local electricity demand in Pittsfield and the surrounding area while supporting Massachusetts’ climate action targets.

About Standard Solar

Standard Solar is powering the nation’s energy transformation – channeling its project development capabilities, financial strength and technical expertise to deliver the benefits of solar and solar + storage to businesses and institutions, farms, governments, communities and utilities. Building on 20 years of sustainable growth and in-house and tax equity investment capital, Standard Solar is a national leader in developing, funding and long-term ownership and operation of commercial and community solar assets. Recognized as an established financial partner with immediate, deep resources, the company owns and operates more than 350 megawatts of solar across the United States. Based in Rockville, Maryland, Standard Solar is a portfolio company of Brookfield, one of the world’s largest owners and operators of renewable power and climate transition assets. Learn more at standardsolar.com, LinkedIn and on X (formerly known as Twitter): @StandardSolar.

For project acquisition and development inquiries, contact Megan Byrn, Vice President of Project Development, at megan.byrn@standardsolar.com and on LinkedIn.

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Leah Wilkinson
Wilkinson + Associates for Standard Solar
703-907-0010
leah@wilkinson.associates

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