Siemens Energy to provide EPC services for Syncarpha Capital’s 3MW New Jersey plant

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Syncarpha Capital has chosen Siemens Energy to provide engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services for its new 3MW solar plant in Eastampton, New Jersey. Construction work on the ground-based system is set to begin shortly and grid connection is pencilled in for September.

New Jersey is one of the fastest-growing solar markets in the US and the Syncarpha Capital-financed project will help satisfy the state’s ever-increasing demand for green electricity. In addition to providing EPC services, Siemens will also supply technology for the site.

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“Siemens is proud to partner with Syncarpha Capital to install solar generating capacity in New Jersey, and we look forward to working in concert on what we expect to be the first of many such projects,” said Martin Schulz, vice president of Siemens’ renewable energy division. “This order plays an important role in the continued development of our photovoltaic business.”

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