Solar electricity offers a suite of benefits to businesses that no other technology offers, empowering New England’s 100% clean energy transition:

	1. Solar Power for Business A key to running a successful business is making good decisions. Did you know that the average return on investment of solar energy ranges from 8% to 12% per year? Find out more about how you can make the sun work for you. LEARN MORE
	2. Solar PV for Municipalities A multitude of reasons exists to switch to solar energy from a sustainability standpoint, but why should your town make the switch? In this section, we will detail the benefits of municipal solar power. LEARN MORE
	3. EV Charging for Business Electric vehicle sales are rising and one way that businesses can distinguish themselves among competitors is to offer electric vehicle charging stations, which are still somewhat uncommon in the Northeast, which has lagged behind Western and Mid-Atlantic states in the adoption of electric vehicles. LEARN MORE
	4. EV Charging for Municipalities and Nonprofits Even if you don’t have any competitors, offering EV charging at your location can encourage patrons, students, or citizens to come back often for their needs. LEARN MORE
	5. Rebates and Incentives Businesses are available for a suite of federal and state solar rebates and tax incentives which make purchasing solar more affordable. LEARN MORE

Solar: Proven Technology for Business

At ReVision Energy, we know your solar energy system, and complementary technologies like heat pumps, battery backup and electric vehicle charging, must be as robust and reliable as the traditional mechanical systems used at your business.

That’s why every project we build is designed by our experienced engineers and installed by our team of in-house licensed professional technicians.

What Customers Say

“Your team did a very professional job from start to finish. The system is performing exactly as advertised. We hope to use your services again in the future.”

– Stan Bennet, Owner, Oakhurst Dairy

Apartment / Housing Projects

35 Lexington St, LLC – Dover, New Hampshire

Apartments / Housing, Commercial

3.58 kw solar energy installed for 35 Lexington St, LLC in Dover, New Hampshire by ReVision Energy. Read more

Bayside Anchor – Portland Housing Authority – Portland, Maine

Apartments / Housing, Commercial

55.95 kw solar energy installed for Bayside Anchor-Portland Housing Authority in Portland, Maine by ReVision Energy. Read more

Avesta Lincoln Green – Lincoln, New Hampshire

Apartments / Housing, Commercial

40.81kw solar energy installed for Avesta Lincoln Green in Lincoln, New Hampshire by ReVision Energy. Read more

Avesta Antrim Village – Antrim, New Hampshire

Apartments / Housing, Commercial

39.22 kw solar energy installed for Avesta Antrim Village in Antrim, New Hampshire by ReVision Energy Read more

Hospitality and Restaurant Projects

Guiness and Porcelli’s Solar – Bar Harbor, Maine

Hospitality

Flat plate solar hot water collectors installed for Guiness and Porcelli’s restaurant in Bar Harbor, Maine Read more

Purity Springs Solar – East Madison, New Hampshire

Hospitality

16 Solar Hot Water modules installed on an awning to heat Purity Spring Resort’s pool. Read more

Throwback Brewery – North Hampton, New Hampshire

Hospitality

48.7kW solar energy system installed for Throwback Brewery in North Hampton, New Hampshire by ReVision Energy. Throwback Brewery’s vision is to create beer that is sourced 100% from local ingredients and enjoyed in the local New England area. Find out more about Throwback at: www.throwbackbrewery.com Read more

The Country Inn Solar – Camden, Maine

Hospitality

24 flat plate solar hot water collectors installed at The Country Inn in Camden, Maine Read more

Manufacturing Projects

Wire Belt Co. of America – Londonderry, New Hampshire

Manufacturing

51.15kw solar energy installed for Wire Belt Co. of America in Londonderry, New Hampshire by ReVision Energy. Wire Belt Company of America manufactures customized conveyor belts, mostly for the food industry, and is committed to eventually offsetting 100% of it’s energy usage with clean, renewable sources. www.wirebelt.com Read more

I and S Insulation – Portland, Maine

Manufacturing

12.72kW solar energy system installed for I and S Insulation in Portland, Maine by ReVision Energy. Read more

GrandyOats – Hiram, Maine

Manufacturing

An 80.64kW solar energy system installed for Grandy Oats in Hiram, Maine. GrandyOats is an organic foods company provided certified organic and kosher foods including granolas, trail mix, roasted nuts, hot cereal and more. Their new facility will be Maine’s first 100% solar-powered net zero food production facility, encompassing all areas of the facility from… Read more

Pika Energy – Westbrook, Maine

Manufacturing

Our partnership efforts with Pika Energy continue, the latest installment being the installation of an 8-panel PV array on their renewable tech manufacturing facility in Westbrook. In addition to supplying power, the PV array will be used to test out Pika’s next-generation power electronics, such as a rapid shutdown-compliant solar string optimizer and a Tesla PowerWall-ready… Read more

Municipal Solar Projects

Town of Kennebunkport

Municipal

The Town of Kennebunkport installs an electric vehicle charging station at their town office in Kennebunkport, ME. Read more

Town of Raymond – Raymond, ME

Municipal, Schools / Nonprofit / Municipal

The Town of Raymond installs an electric vehicle charging station at their town office in Raymond, ME. Read more

Town of Montville Solar – Montville, Maine

Municipal

7.98kw grid-tied solar electric system installed on a salt/sand shed for the Town of Montville, Maine. Read more

Solar for City of South Portland, Maine

Municipal

21kw of American-made Suniva solar panels installed on City of South Portland Planning Office, South Portland, Maine Read more

Retail Solar Projects

Fedco Seeds – Clinton, Maine

Commercial, Retail

54.6-kilowatt solar electric system installed for Fedco Seeds in Clinton, Maine by ReVision Energy. Fedco Seeds has been in the seed business since 1978 and now serves growers in all 50 states. To learn more about Fedco Seeds, head to fedcoseeds.com. To read more about their 176-panel solar array, click over to their page about it: https://www.fedcoseeds.com/solar.htm Read more