Whether it be commercial or community-oriented solar arrays, we develop, own and operate solar power facilities.
What We Do
Brownfields
Solar on retired landfills and brownfields is an efficient use of land and can provide a stable source of income.
Local Engagement
Our solar gardens create jobs and provide cheap, clean energy for economically challenged communities.
Advisory
Organizations can save money and enhance their communities with the adoption of renewable energy.
Our Projects
Southbridge, MA
3.4 Megawatts
(Retired animal research fields) – Operational
Barre, MA
2.4 Megawatts
(Abandoned skihill) – Operational
Washington County, MD
2.5 Megawatts
(Capped landfill) – Operational
Maryland
2.5 Megawatts
(Capped landfill) – Operational
Maryland
2.5 Megawatts
(Capped landfill) – Operational
Maynard, MA
1.2 Megawatts
(Capped landfill) – Operational
Devens, MA
3.7 Megawatts
(Water District Land) – Operational
Weld County, CO
200 kilowatts
(Greenfield) – Operational
Albemarle County, VA
2 Megawatts
(Capped landfill) – In Development 2019
Crockett County, TX
300 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Crockett County, TX
300 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Yuma, CO
80 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Weld County, CO
30 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Morgan County, CO
50 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Cheyenne County, KS
100 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Champaign County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Knox County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Knox County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Knox County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Christian County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Will County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Kankakee County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Champaign County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Kankakee County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Grundy County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Kankakee County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Winnebago County, IL
20 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Will County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Will County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Winnebago County, IL
10 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Cook County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Winnebago County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Cook County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Cook County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Rich County, UT
65 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In development 2019
Weld County, CO
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In development 2019
Kankakee County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In development 2019
Cook County, IL
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In development 2019
Yuma, CO
20 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Prowers County, CO
100 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Hagerstown, MD
2.5 Megawatts
(Capped landfill) – Operational
Lunenburg, MA
1.2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – Operational
Pueblo, CO
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Pueblo, CO
2 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – In Development 2019
Barre, MA
1.8 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – Operational
Washington County, MD
2.5 Megawatts
(Capped landfill) – Operational
Brookfield, MA
0.5 Megawatts
(Capped landfill) – Operational
Orange, MA
2.4 Megawatts
(Greenfield) – Operational
Community Power Group
Passion for developing renewable energy solutions
Who We Are
The Community Power Group (“CPG”) and its staff are dedicated to helping utilities, co-ops, municipalities, land owners, non-profits and other agricultural groups meet the increasing need for clean and cost-effective renewable energy solutions.
Our Partners
