Syncarpha Capital

Projects like "Syncarpha Acton LLC" don’t happen overnight — and they definitely don’t happen without a lot of behind-the-scenes collaboration. At our recent Acton Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, Syncarpha’s Chief Development Officer, Chris Savastano, shared a few words about the teamwork, partnerships, and persistence it took to bring this project to life. The project includes a 7.1-MWdc community solar array paired with an 8-MWh battery energy storage system built on a remediated former industrial Superfund site — transforming previously unusable land into a long-term clean energy asset for the community. The project will also help provide local low-income Eversource customers with access to community solar savings while supporting Massachusetts’ broader clean energy and grid resiliency goals. We’re proud to continue advancing projects that create meaningful local impact while expanding access to renewable energy. Thank you to everyone who played a role in making this project and event possible. #Syncarpha #CommunitySolar #RenewableEnergy #SolarEnergy #EnergyStorage #BatteryStorage #Massachusetts #CleanEnergy

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☀️ Today, we celebrate a major step in Syncarpha Capital’s mission: bringing affordable, sustainable, and clean solar energy to new communities—marked by the launch of our first community solar project in Maryland. #syncarpha #communitysolar #solar Read press release: https://lnkd.in/eVaEdmG6

Voting is open for Solar Builder's Project of the Year Awards, and our 7.1 MW Acton Solar + Storage project has been nominated in the 1-10 MW category! We're proud to partner with Syncarpha Capital and Terrasmart on this former EPA Superfund site, now transforming formerly unusable land into clean energy and boosting grid resilience with battery storage. Each person may vote once per day until Oct. 10. Find out more about this exciting brownfield project and cast your vote below: https://lnkd.in/gnsJnzgi #distributedenergyinfrastructure #brownfieldsolar #solarEPC #landfillsolar

☀️ Celebrating 10 Years of Clean Energy in North Adams, MA Back on September 1, 2015, Syncarpha’s North Adams Landfill Solar Project achieved PTO. Fast forward to today — we’re proud to mark its 10-year anniversary of delivering renewable energy to the community. Built on a closed landfill in North Adams, Massachusetts, the 3,566 kWdc / 2,000 kWac ballast-mounted solar array has produced over 34 million kWh of clean energy for the City of North Adams over the past decade. That’s enough to offset the environmental impact of: - 🚗 Driving 22 million miles in a gas-powered car - ⚒️ Burning 9.7 million pounds of coal - 🌍 Preventing nearly 19.3 million pounds of CO₂ emissions Projects like this showcase the long-term value of solar — turning underutilized land into clean energy infrastructure that benefits communities and the planet. Here’s to another decade of progress toward a cleaner, more sustainable energy future. #SolarEnergy #CleanEnergy #Syncarpha

☀️ A fresh look at our Northbridge 1 & 2 Solar + Storage community solar projects in Northbridge, MA. Though these projects have been operating since 2021, we recently captured new aerial images that highlight the ongoing impact and scale of this site. Together, Northbridge 1 (7.5 MWdc) and Northbridge 2 (6.9 MWdc) generate more than 17.8 million kWh of clean energy each year, delivering savings to hundreds of National Grid customers through our community solar program. Each project is paired with a battery storage system (BESS), totaling 7,000 kW / 14,000 kWh, helping support grid stability and clean energy delivery across Massachusetts. #CommunitySolar #SolarEnergy #EnergyStorage #BESS

Please join us in welcoming our 2025 Summer Interns, Sweksha Mehta and Josh Song to Syncarpha Capital! Sweksha is a student at Cornell University pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Business, with an expected graduation date of May 2026. At Cornell, Sweksha serves as the Marketing Chair for the Cornell Sustainability Consultants and is also involved in research for AguaClara Cornell, a student-led program focused on developing sustainable water treatment technologies. She has previously interned at Chint Power Systems, working on engineering and marketing for solar string inverters. Josh Song is a rising senior at Fordham University, working towards a Bachelor of Science in Applied Accounting and Finance with a secondary concentration in Business Law and Ethics. Expected to graduate in May 2026, Jsoh demonstrates a strong enthusiasm for learning and has even built his own personal computer. #syncarpha