Catalyst Power, an integrated provider of cleaner energy solutions, has expanded its community solar portfolio in Massachusetts, servicing small commercial businesses through National Grid and Eversource. Community solar offers an affordable and clean energy solution for businesses, supporting local jobs and economic development. Without upfront investment, construction, or long-term contracts, community solar provides savings of up to 10% on electricity bills.
Matt Rosenblum, CEO and Founder of Catalyst Power, highlighted the benefits for small commercial businesses. He said, “Community solar offers a fantastic opportunity for small commercial businesses to realize smart savings with little to no upfront investment or risk. Now, commercial businesses can tap into solar savings and environmental benefits, regardless of their business’s suitability for panels.”
Community solar involves a local solar power farm shared by multiple households and businesses. Participants subscribe to a share of the solar farm instead of installing solar panels on their rooftops. The electricity generated is credited to their utility bills, resulting in potential savings of up to 10%.
Businesses interested in Catalyst Power’s community solar program can visit their website or contact them at 1-888-789-7250 or via email at contact@catalystpowerholdings.com.
Catalyst Power Holdings LLC is an independent provider of cleaner energy solutions for the commercial and industrial sector, offering a range of services such as commercial energy, cogeneration, Connected Microgrid solutions, EV charging, demand response, and community solar. As a portfolio company of BP Energy Partners, LLC, Catalyst Power aims to enhance the efficiency and environmental impact of its customers’ energy supply.
BP Energy Partners, LLC (BPEP) is a growth-oriented private equity firm focused on investments in renewable energy and low-carbon solutions. Collaborating with entrepreneurs and experienced management teams, BPEP provides capital and expertise to drive sustainable growth in the energy sector.
