Nautilus Solar Energy announced that it has expanded its strategic partnership with EnergyMark, an energy supplier and solar ordering management company based in Williamsville, New York. After a year of successful cooperation, the two companies have expanded their trading volume from approximately 17 megawatts to 24 megawatts, and increased their projects in the public utility sector of State Grid from 7 to 10. This collaboration will take place on September 4, 2024, at the community solar farm that has recently been electrified on the Big Island in New York State. The ongoing cooperation aims to bridge the gap between local small and medium-sized commercial enterprises, which have been excluded from the community solar revolution in the past.

A major issue faced by many companies is the inability to obtain solar credit lines, thereby missing the opportunity to ensure energy cost savings. Traditionally, these enterprises have been marginalized due to credit rating requirements and long-term commitments, preventing many people from enjoying the benefits of community solar energy. The long-term partnership with Nautilus and EnergyMark provides additional energy savings pathways for these small and large non rated businesses in western and central New York State.

Our mutually beneficial and successful cooperation with EnergyMark enables us to provide solar energy to non rated businesses through trusted local energy suppliers. Therefore, due to our strong and friendly relationship, we are able to quickly and on more favorable terms sign agreements with businesses, "said Daniel Bozer, Community Solar Business Development Manager at Nautilus. In addition, my collaboration with my fellow Buffalo compatriots has been a beneficial journey, working with local businesses of State Grid utilities to strengthen the power grid and the New York economy