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Nexamp specializes in solar energy solutions, focusing on Community Solar projects that allow homeowners and small businesses to benefit from solar energy without needing to install rooftop panels. Customers can save up to 10% on their electricity bills by subscribing to a share of a local solar farm's output. The company operates in the renewable energy market, handling all aspects of solar project development, from design and construction to ongoing maintenance. Nexamp serves a diverse clientele, including individual homeowners, small businesses, and property owners, offering them a straightforward way to reduce electricity costs and support clean energy initiatives. Unlike many competitors, Nexamp not only develops and manages solar projects but also provides energy storage solutions, creating multiple revenue streams. The company's goal is to make clean energy accessible and affordable while contributing to a more sustainable future.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$1B
Headquarters
Boston, Massachusetts
Founded
2007
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Nexamp launched a new headquarters in Chicago earlier this year and committed to hiring 50 additional staff and investing over $2 billion in the state as part of the announcement.
Nexamp, a leader in community solar development, has partnered with Walmart to develop 31 community solar projects across the United States.
BURLINGTON, Wash., Dec. 17, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Silfab Solar Inc., North America's leading PV module manufacturer, today announced a supply agreement with Nexamp, an independent renewable energy provider and one of the nation's largest community solar developers, for delivery of Silfab's newest commercial panels featuring Silfab cells made in the United States.The partnership will start shipment of the first 125 megawatts in late Q2 2025 of panels exclusively manufactured in the U.S. with cells produced from Silfab's state-of-the-art South Carolina facility. Nexamp executives recently toured Silfab's newest assembly plant, where Silfab will initially produce 1 gigawatt of American-made solar cells and 1.3 gigawatts of modules."Our partnership provides Nexamp significant access to a superior U.S. solar product that enables them to further integrate domestic content into their project portfolios," said Paolo Maccario, Silfab President and CEO. "The promise of American-made solar modules delivering clean energy to U.S
Major investment boosts renewable energy production and creates more than 1,500 new jobs while delivering millions in energy savings for residential customersBOSTON, Dec. 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Nexamp, a leader in community solar development, has partnered with Walmart to develop 31 community solar projects across the United States. These projects are expected to generate more than 120 Megawatts (DC) of renewable energy for the grid, create over 1,500 jobs, and provide millions in consumer savings for local businesses and approximately 8,000 residential customers. Walmart and Nexamp previously collaborated on a portfolio of community solar projects across New York in 2021.The 31 community solar projects will focus on providing the benefits of affordable, renewable energy to subscribers across five states. Nexamp's community solar model allows residents to subscribe to solar energy without the need for rooftop installations, giving them access to the benefits of clean energy and lower utility bills. Customers can expect to see significant energy cost reductions, with overall savings totaling more than $2 million per year."Working with Walmart to expand access to affordable, clean energy is an exciting opportunity for Nexamp and for the communities we serve," said Zaid Ashai, CEO of Nexamp
Nexamp has partnered with Fuyo General Lease Co., Ltd. to deploy distributed solar power projects in Illinois and New York, aiming to advance carbon-free energy goals and create about 3,000 jobs.
Now, Nexamp has been named a Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP) employer in Illinois by the U.S. Department of Labor.
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Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google NewsProjects will provide electricity savings to more than 1,100 residents and support local workforce development programsNexamp, the largest community solar provider in the country, announced yesterday a partnership with Starbucks. By committing as a long-term renewable electricity purchaser, Starbucks will anchor the deployment of more than 40 megawatts of solar energy in Illinois communities. The six new community solar projects being added to Nexamp’s growing Illinois portfolio will provide significant electricity savings to more than 1,100 local residents who subscribe within the ComEd and Ameren utility territories.In addition to the clean energy and savings benefits for communities, these solar farms also represent impactful employment opportunities and will accelerate Nexamp’s workforce development initiatives in the state. Construction and operation on these six projects will help create several hundred new jobs, including roles for participants in Nexamp’s new fellowship programs. Through partnerships with organizations such as City Colleges of Chicago, the Chicago Urban League, Uplift Community High School, 22C, and other Future Energy Jobs Act (FEJA) job training organizations, Nexamp is leading workforce development programs aimed at a wider range of communities.“Starbucks is committed to our environmental promise to give more than we take, and we have a long history of renewable energy projects that bring clean energy to more communities,” said Michael Kobori, Starbucks chief sustainability officer
Projects will provide electricity savings to more than 1,100 residents and support local workforce development programsBOSTON, July 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Nexamp, the largest community solar provider in the country, announced today a partnership with Starbucks. By committing as a long-term renewable electricity purchaser, Starbucks will anchor the deployment of more than 40 Megawatts of solar energy in Illinois communities. The six new community solar projects being added to Nexamp's growing Illinois portfolio will provide significant electricity savings to more than 1,100 local residents who subscribe within the ComEd and Ameren utility territories.The long-term agreement between Starbucks and Nexamp improves sustainability and enhances energy equity. Post this The community solar agreement between Nexamp and Starbucks enables the addition of more solar farms in Illinois, such as this Nexamp project already operating in Kingston.In addition to the clean energy and savings benefits for communities, these solar farms also represent impactful employment opportunities and will accelerate Nexamp's workforce development initiatives in the state. Construction and operation on these six projects will help create several hundred new jobs, including roles for participants in Nexamp's new fellowship programs. Through partnerships with organizations such as City Colleges of Chicago, the Chicago Urban League, Uplift Community High School, 22C, and other Future Energy Jobs Act (FEJA) job training organizations, Nexamp is leading workforce development programs aimed at a wider range of communities."Starbucks is committed to our environmental promise to give more than we take, and we have a long history of renewable energy projects that bring clean energy to more communities," said Michael Kobori, Starbucks chief sustainability officer