County field guide / New York
Albany County solar installers
The Albany County guide offers a Capital Region starting point for solar research. Compare the local counts first, then open a profile to see whether its recorded work is concentrated nearby or spread across New York.
- Recorded residential projects
- 944
- Median reported system size
- 8.73 kW DC
- Contractor profiles in this guide
- 14
Completed October 2023–September 2026
Based on 944 positive capacity records
26 exact contractor names appear in county records
The local installation record
NYSERDA records 944 completed residential projects in Albany County for this window. The 14 profiled names below account for 921 of those records (97.6%). Other contractors appear in the government dataset but fall outside this 30-profile pilot.
Listed alphabetically. Project volume measures recorded activity, not customer satisfaction or workmanship. Select a name to examine its wider installation history.
| Contractor name in government records | County projects |
|---|---|
| AEC Energy Corp./American Energy Care | 40 |
| Albany Solar Solutions L.L.C. | 8 |
| Apex Energy Tek LLC | 10 |
| Empire Solar Solutions, LLC | 64 |
| IGS Solar, LLC | 5 |
| Infinity Solar Systems LLC | 87 |
| Kasselman Solar LLC | 204 |
| Long Island Power Solutions | 22 |
| New York State Solar Farm | 32 |
| NxtPhase Solar Energy (dba for DCF Energy Group, LLC) | 11 |
| NYS Essential Power | 1 |
| PlugPV, LLC | 412 |
| SunRun Inc. | 1 |
| Tesla Energy Operations Inc. | 24 |
When were projects completed?
| Period | Recorded projects |
|---|---|
| Oct–Dec 2023 | 104 |
| 2024 | 289 |
| 2025 | 443 |
| Jan–Sep 2026 | 108 |
2023 and 2026 are partial years. Do not compare them directly with full-year totals or interpret this snapshot as all installations in the county.
How to use this guide
The median of 8.73 kW DC describes the systems in these records; it is not a recommended size for your roof. Your usage, shading, roof layout, and proposed equipment need an individual assessment. Capacity is missing or nonpositive on 0 records, which are excluded from the size median.
Use contractor histories to prepare questions about local experience and equipment. Independently confirm who operates the business now, whether they accept work in your area, and which licenses and insurance apply to your project.
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