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Astrum Solar Comes to Hopkinton

The clean energy evolution is coming to Hopkinton.

With energy costs soaring with each season, consumers are seeking a cheaper alternative. Many are turning to solar.

"Solar is a more sustainable, cost-efficient energy solution," a press release reads.

Responding to a need, Astrum Solar, the leading full-service residential solar provider, has opened an office in Hopkinton. The office is expected to employ 20 to 25 people and will grow with demand.

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Astrum Solar, a full-service residential solar provider, is among the industry’s market leaders with operations in a dozen states across the eastern United States. The company provides a premier customer experience by offering flexible purchase and leasing options and by facilitating every aspect of a customer’s seamless transition to solar electricity. The Leasing Powered by Constellation Energy program allows for wider adoption of solar energy with little up-front costs. The company is headquartered in Annapolis Junction, Md.

Astrum Solar has served customers in a dozen states throughout the eastern United States and recently began offering solar leasing in six states with Constellation Energy (NYSE: CEG). Leasing Powered by Constellation Energy provides consumers interested in converting to solar more financing flexibility in how they transition from traditional energy consumers to clean energy producers.  To mark its arrival in Mass., Astrum Solar is the national sponsor of the upcoming Massachusetts Solar & Wind Expo, Nov. 4 – Nov. 6.

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"Massachusetts residents have demonstrated a strong interest in converting to solar power, driving demand for our offerings and providing the opportunity to expand our operations within the state," said Vadim Polikov, Astrum Solar’s president and chief executive officer. "With an average of about 200 days of sunshine each year, Massachusetts and its neighboring states are ideal locations for people looking to transition from traditional energy to residential solar." 

Governor Deval Patrick is thrilled to have Astrum Solar in Massachusetts.

"Massachusetts is leading the clean energy revolution, and thanks to companies like Astrum Solar, our residents are benefiting from new jobs and opportunities in this sector," said Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick. "Solar energy is a vital part of our efforts to build a green economy, and we are proud to welcome Astrum Solar to Massachusetts."

Astrum Solar will serve residents and small businesses in Connecticut and Rhode Island as well as here at home.

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