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  • PSEG Power Connecticut Donates Solar Modules to Two Libraries

    PSEG Power Connecticut today announced that it has donated and will install approximately 1,600 solar panels at two of Bridgeport’s libraries – the main Downtown Burroughs-Saden Library and the North Branch Library. “PSEG Power Connecticut has made this donation to show its commitment to helping Bridgeport meet its energy needsRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Integrated Solar, REC Solar Install 2-MW Project in Vermont

    Less than five months since breaking ground on a new 2-MW solar project in Brattleboro, Vt., Winstanley Enterprises was joined by development team members and supporters to officially mark the project’s completion. Lieutenant Governor Phil Scott and State Representative Mollie Burke headlined a group of dignitaries joining Winstanley Enterprises, Integrated Solar, REC Solar, Green Mountain PowerRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Washington Gas Energy Systems Installs 2-MW Solar System at NY College

    Washington Gas Energy Systems Inc. and Skidmore College today announced the completion of a solar project that will generate renewable energy in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. The college will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony today to celebrate the completion of 2,085-kW solar array. Attendees at today’s event include U.S. Rep. PaulRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Cornell University Accepts 2-MW Solar Array to Campus Grid

    Today, Sol Systems announced it has successfully financed Cornell University’s Snyder Road Solar Farm, consisting of a 2-MW array on eleven acres of Cornell property in the Town of Lansing. The capital sources for the transaction included sponsor equity from Building Energy Holding USA and a tax equity investment managedRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • PSE&G Begins 10.14-MW Solar Install on Parklands Landfill in New Jersey

    Public Service Electric and Gas (PSE&G) today marked the start of construction on a 10.14-MWdc solar farm on the capped Parklands Landfill in Bordentown, N.J. The project, part of PSE&G’s Solar 4 All program, will transform 40 acres of landfill space into a clean energy producing solar farm, capable ofRead More — Solar Builder magazine