The Bay State ranks among the top 10 solar states and offers a new SMART incentive program to double the state’s solar capacity. SunPower has a team of experts and local installers in Massachusetts to help your organization take advantage of these incentives before they run out.

7 Steps to SMART Solar in MA

The SMART Timeline: Keep your solar project on track

If you want to secure your organization’s solar installation in Block 1, the time to act is now. SunPower explains the 7 steps to help your organization reach major project milestones in sync with SMART program milestones.

View the SMART timeline

Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target

Get SMART, before incentives run out

The new SMART (Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target) program is aimed at adding 1,600 megawatts (MW) of solar power, and offers fixed incentives versus the fluctuations of solar renewable energy credits (SRECS). But act now because incentives will fall as more solar capacity is added.





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Community Solar

Solar electricity is generated at the project site and metered by your utility provider. Solar electricity is generated at the project site and metered by your utility provider. Solar electricity is generated at the project site and metered by your utility provider.

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Solar installations

Clean energy is delivered to your home and credited to your electric bill. Solar electricity is generated at the project site and metered by your utility provider. Solar electricity is generated at the project site and metered by your utility provider.



Why go solar with SunPower?

30 Year  

track record

of successful solar projects

45%  

more power

than conventional panels*

  • *. 2 SunPower 327W compared to a Conventional Panel on same sized arrays (260W, 16% efficient, approx. 1.6 m2), 3% more energy per watt (based on 3pty module characterization and PVSim), 0.75%/yr slower degradation (Campeau, Z. et al. "SunPower Module Degradation Rate," SunPower white paper,  2013).

25 Year  

industry-leading

power and product warranty 



How much can your organization save with the Commonwealth’s SMART program?