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Solar Companies in New Jersey

Bywatts lists 76 solar companies in New Jersey.

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Top cities: Edison (12) · Princeton (5) · Parsippany (5) · Jersey City (5) · Wall Township (4) · Hoboken (4)

Companies by category
New Jersey solar companies by categoryGeneration Systems58Design & Engineering56Installers & Field Serv…Installers & Field Services47Energy Consultants45EPC Firms (Engineering,…EPC Firms (Engineering, Procurement, Construction)41Operations & Maintenance39Microgrid Developers37Manufacturers31

How much hail and wind New Jersey solar sees

If your company owns or insures solar in New Jersey, strong wind is the weather peril most likely to damage the panels, and Monmouth County carries the highest exposure of the 21 rated counties.

See how much hail your panels can take across New Jersey counties

Source: FEMA National Risk Index, modeled by Bywatts. Full county ranking and methodology at the link.

All 76 companies in New Jersey

CompanyCityWebsite
Advanced Solar ProductsFlemingtonVisit site
Colliers Engineering & DesignHolmdelVisit site
Eos Energy Enterprises, Inc.EdisonVisit site
Commercial Solar Panel RecyclingPhillipsburgVisit site
Greenberg Traurig, LLP·Visit site
HEYCO® Products Corp.Toms RiverVisit site
Langan Engineering & Environmental Services·Visit site
MK BatteryFairfieldVisit site
Pure Power EngineeringHobokenVisit site
QE SolarSpringfieldVisit site
RaycapKearnyVisit site
RESA PowerFarmingdaleVisit site
Samsung SDS AmericaRidgefield ParkVisit site
ScaniflyHightstownVisit site
Top Rack Technology Inc.CinnaminsonVisit site
ACDC Solar, LLCWhitehouse StationVisit site
Albireo EnergyEdisonVisit site
Alpha WireElizabethVisit site
AmbeePrincetonVisit site
Ambient ConfortVinelandVisit site
American Pile and Foundation, LLCSomervilleVisit site
ANSSouth PlainfieldVisit site
ASCO Power TechnologiesFlorham ParkVisit site
Atlantic County Utilities AuthorityAtlantic CityVisit site
Atlantic Shores Offshore WindAtlantic CityVisit site
BeldenEdisonVisit site
Brilliant SolarToms RiverVisit site
CeciliaJersey CityVisit site
COPA-DATAEast WindsorVisit site
CS EnergyEdisonVisit site
Energy5VoorheesVisit site
Green Light EnergyLakewoodVisit site
H&Y Associates Inc.Iselin·
Hill International, Inc.WayneVisit site
IKO InternationalParsippanyVisit site
INF AssociatesEast BrunswickVisit site
IonicBlueEast RutherfordVisit site
JDC Energy Services, LLCTrentonVisit site
JINGOLI NuclearLawrencevilleVisit site
Jingoli Power, LLCLawrence TownshipVisit site
LeChase Construction·Visit site
Loring Consulting Engineers, Inc.ParsippanyVisit site
Merit ControlsBridgewaterVisit site
Merit SIBridgewaterVisit site
MetemParsippanyVisit site
MGE COMPANIES (MG Engineering, MGE Unified Technologies, MGE Lighting Design Collaborative)IselinVisit site
Nayak CorporationHamiltonVisit site
NEI CorporationSomersetVisit site
New Project Media (NPM)PrincetonVisit site
Nuvvon Inc.ParsippanyVisit site
OkoniteRamseyVisit site
Partner Engineering & Science, Inc.EatontownVisit site
Phenix Pro SolarHamiltonVisit site
Prime Solar ServicesWilliamstownVisit site
Prism Solar TechnologiesNewarkVisit site
PSEGNewarkVisit site
RavenVolt Inc, An ABM CompanyHolmdelVisit site
RCMPennsaukenVisit site
Regatron - Programmable Power SuppliesEast BrunswickVisit site
SATECUnionVisit site
Sidhu LaboratoriesBordentownVisit site
SIGMA CORPORATIONCream RidgeVisit site
SitetrackerMontclairVisit site
Smart Tech Contracting, LLCEdisonVisit site
Sudarshan CADD TechnologiesBranchburgVisit site
Sun Pacific Holding CorpManalapanVisit site
SUNRGY Solar DistributionSwedesboroVisit site
The Hiller CompaniesCherry HillVisit site
WTEC EnergyHasbrouck HeightsVisit site
Xinya ElectronicsEdisonVisit site
Alternative Energy Development, Corp. (AED)Fort LeeVisit site
NanoPV SolarEwingVisit site
New Generation Energy & EnvironmentHobokenVisit site
TectoniCorp P.C.FlemingtonVisit site
GPRSNew JerseyVisit site
TOPCO SOLAR·Visit site

New Jersey at a glance

New Jersey has 130 operating power plants (14.6 GW, led by Natural Gas), 49 named substations, 12 data centers, 251 solar installers and 76 solar companies on Bywatts; retail electricity sales were 73.1 TWh in 2025 (EIA), down 3.2% over ten years.