Plymouth Unitarian Universalist Church Commission Date: Fourth Quarter 2020 Town of Newport Commission Date: Fourth Quarter 2020 Town of Bristol Commission Date: Fourth Quarter 2021 Profile School, Bethlehem, NH Commission Date: Third Quarter 2021 Farm & Wilderness Society, Plymouth VT Commission Date: Fourth Quarter 2021 Golden Solar, St. Johnsbury, VT Commission Date: Third Quarter 2021 Beckley Hill, Barre, VT Commission Date: Second Quarter 2021
Project Size: 35 kW
Location: Land adjacent to the church
Description: Fellowship was founded in 1980 and has 83 members.
Project Size: 604 kW
Location: Town owned field array
Description: Newport, N.H. (pop. 6,500) is a small town (incorporated in 1761) located in the hills of the Upper Connecticut River valley and southwestern New Hampshire.
Project Size: 711 kW
Location: Town owned land adjacent to its Water and Waste Water Treatment Facilities.
Description: Bristol was incorporated as a town in 1819. It is located just twenty five miles northwest of the state capital Concord, New Hampshire. Bristol is one of four towns with shoreline on Newfound Lake, which has been a tourist destination since the mid-19th century. Bristol has a year round population of 3,300 which rises to 6,500 during the summer.
Project Size: 344 kW
Location: Land adjacent to the Profile School
Description: Profile School District serves Bethlehem, Easton, Franconia, and Sugar Hill, which have a combined population of about 4,500 people. Bethlehem School District serves approximately 194 K-6 students from the town of Bethlehem.
Project Size: 200 kW
Location: On various roof tops of the 246 buildings or shelters on the 4.000 acres of camp grounds
Description: Part of the project will support the dinning facilities, part the farm operation and part the general use of the various buildings, lodges, garages and Administrative facilities.
Project Size: 3.3 MW
Location: Vacant land located outside the city of St. Johnsbury.
Description: Golden is part of the feed in tariff program sponsored by the State of Vermont on behalf of the seventeen utilities that service state residents. The off take client is VEPP Inc. a not-for-profit Vermont corporation that administers two of Vermont’s Renewable Energy Programs under contract with the Vermont Public Utility Commission. VEPP was started in 1994 as a collaboration between independent power producers and the Vermont utilities
Project Size: 788 kW
Location: Dedicated acreage within the Town of Barre, VT
Description: Off take clients include the Capstone Community Action Center and the Twinfield Union School. Capstone is dedicated to creating resilient households and communities and to advancing justice in social, economic and environmental policy. Twinfield provides K-12 educational programs for students from Barre and surrounding areas of Plainfield and Marshfield, VT.