PSEG Energy Holdings

PSEG Solar Source develops, constructs, owns and operates large scale solar facilities outside of PSE&G's service territory. The company focuses on developing large-scale solar gardens and farms, generally of at least two megawatts in size.

It currently has five solar projects, totaling 69.2 MW.  All are done in partnership with juwi solar Inc.

They are:

PSEG Milford Solar Farm
A 15 MW DC project on 80 acres in Kent County, Delaware. The largest solar farm in the State, the project is expected to create approximately 100 jobs during construction and be completed by the end of 2012. It has a power purchase agreement for energy and solar renewable energy credits with Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation. Click here for the press release and photo of the solar farm.

PSEG Queen Creek Solar Farm
A 25.2 MW DC solar project located on 158 acres of land approximately 30 miles southeast of Phoenix Arizona. The Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement and Power District entered into a long term power purchase agreement to acquire all of the solar energy generated by the project for 20 years.  Click here to see the press releases and photos of the solar farm.

PSEG Wyandot Solar Farm
A 12 MW DC solar farm on 80 acres in Wyandot County, Ohio – the largest solar installation operating in the state. Commercial operation started in summer 2010. AEP Ohio has contracted for the output of the system and the renewable energy credits. Click here for the press release marking the completion of the project and photos of the solar farm.

PSEG Jacksonville Solar
A 15 MW DC solar farm on 100 acres in Jacksonville, Florida which started commercial operation in the summer of 2010. JEA, a Jacksonville municipal utility, has contracted for the output of the system and the renewable energy credits. Click here for the press release, fact sheet and photos of the solar farm.

The PSEG Mars Solar Garden
A 2.2 MW DC facility with more than 28,000 ground mounted solar panels located on 18 acres adjacent to Mars Snackfood’s U.S. headquarters in western New Jersey. PSEG Solar Source owns the system; Mars has contracted for the output of the system, which is located on its property. Click here for the press release marking the completion of the project and photos of the construction of the solar garden construction.

PSEG Solar Source LLC is not the same company as PSE&G, the New Jersey based electric and gas utility.  PSEG Solar Source is not regulated by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities.  You do not have to purchase any PSEG Solar Source products in order to receive quality regulated services from PSE&G.