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My Generation Energy

C
Provisional grade. Real, independently reported install volume, but no verifiable license record anywhere, a BBB profile with no rating, and no published warranty terms. The C reflects documentation, not known misconduct.
My Generation Energy is a Cape Cod installer founded in 2008, serving eastern Massachusetts from Hyannis. It ranked #15 on the 2026 Solar Power World Massachusetts list with 3,750.80 kW installed in 2025, and BuildZoom records 106 permitted projects, so the business is real and active. What we could not find is any Massachusetts license number: not on its site, not on BBB, not on BuildZoom, which explicitly states it could not verify an active license. BBB lists the company as Not Rated. EnergySage rates it 5.0 as a screened and verified installer.

The evidence

LongevityVerified

Company site and Solar Power World say 2008, EnergySage says 2009, BBB business start January 2011. Even on the most conservative date that is 15 years of operation. Locally owned; BBB lists owner Joshua Buck. A small shop by design: the company calls itself a small but highly efficient organization.

Source: Solar Power World supplier profile

Complaints and enforcementPending verification

No lawsuits, government actions, or distress signals surfaced in our research, which is good. But BBB lists the company as Not Rated with insufficient information and states no complaint count, so there is no independent conduct record to grade in either direction. An empty file is not a clean file.

Source: BBB profile

Verifiable volumeVerified

Ranked #15 on the 2026 Solar Power World Top Massachusetts Solar Contractors list with 3,750.80 kW installed in 2025, every kilowatt of it in Massachusetts, plus 106 permitted projects recorded by BuildZoom. For a 25-person Cape Cod shop, that is serious per-employee throughput and it is independently reported.

Source: Solar Power World, 2026 Top MA Solar Contractors

License statusPending verification

No Massachusetts HIC or electrician license number is published on the company site, its BBB profile, its EnergySage profile, or BuildZoom, which states it has not been able to verify an active license and shows only a Rhode Island license that expired in 2020. The permit trail proves someone is pulling permits, and the absence of a findable number is a documentation gap rather than proof of unlicensed work. Ask for both numbers and check them at the state Contractor Hub before signing.

Source: BuildZoom

Warranty termsPending verification

No workmanship or production warranty term is published on any page we reviewed. The company states it remains available years after installation, which is a sentiment, not a term. It does publish certified installer status for Tesla Powerwall, sonnenBatterie, and Enphase, and Enphase Platinum Installer status. Get labor coverage in writing.

Source: My Generation Energy FAQs

Company facts

Headquarters100 Independence Drive Suite 10, Hyannis, MA
EntityMy Generation Energy, Inc.
Employees25 (per Solar Power World)
Service areaCape Cod, the Islands, Greater Boston, South Shore, and South Coast
EquipmentSolaria panels, Enphase microinverters; Tesla Powerwall, sonnenBatterie, Enphase Encharge batteries
Third-party ratingEnergySage 5.0, Approved Installer, Screened and Verified

Data pulled August 18, 2026 from BBB, Solar Power World and BuildZoom.

How to read this

This grade will confuse people who see the 5.0 EnergySage rating, so here is the distinction. Customer reviews measure satisfaction; our rubric measures what can be independently documented, and for this company the license paper trail simply is not findable. The install volume is real and Cape Cod homeowners clearly keep hiring them. If the company sends us or you its HIC and electrician numbers and they check out, this grade likely moves up a letter. Our full rubric, including how our own installation business gets graded on the same scale, is on the methodology page. We are a solar installer and we partner with other solar companies. Grading is structurally separated from revenue; see disclosures.