Pineapple Energy’s Subsidiary SUNation Secures 1.95-Megawatt Solar Project in New York

Pineapple Energy Inc. (Pineapple), a leading provider of sustainable solar energy and backup power solutions for households and small businesses, announced today that its New York-based subsidiary, SUNation, has signed a 1.95-megawatt solar project. SUNation is set to commence work on this large-scale commercial installation in early July.

The project, to be installed on a large industrial building in New York, will feature an expedited installation process. The developer, with over 200 MW of energy in their projected renewables pipeline nationally, selected SUNation due to their extensive interconnection knowledge in the State of New York and their proven track record of delivering projects on time and within budget.

“Projects of this size and complexity can take years to develop. This project went from first contact to execution in a matter of months. This developer knew exactly what they wanted and who they wanted to work with. Congratulations to my SUNation Commercial and Industrial team for the herculean effort to meet the requirements of this project,” said Scott Maskin, Interim CEO of Pineapple Energy and SUNation Founder.

John Mucci, General Manager of SUNation’s New York Operations, highlighted the recent surge in similar contracts secured by SUNation. “It is an exciting period for SUNation,” Mucci said. “The demand for industrial and commercial work has grown in recent months as owners see the value in going solar.”