Pineapple Power’s New York-based subsidiary, SUNation, has been contracted for interconnection work on a 1.95 MW mission, to be put in on an industrial constructing inside the state .
The corporate is predicted to start work in early July.
“Initiatives of this measurement and complexity can take years to develop,” says Scott Maskin, interim CEO of Pineapple Power and SUNation Founder.
“This mission went from first contact to execution in a matter of months. This developer knew precisely what they needed and who they needed to work with. Congratulations to my SUNation Industrial and Industrial staff for the herculean effort to fulfill the necessities of this mission.”
