Sunset Hill House Country Inn Solar – Sugar Hill, New Hampshire
15 flat plate solar hot water collectors installed on historic Sunset Hill House Country Inn located in picturesque Sugar Hill, NH. Read more
Solar electricity offers a suite of benefits to businesses that no other technology offers, empowering New England’s 100% clean energy transition:
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Commercial Solar PowerDid you know that the average return on investment for solar ranges from 8% to 12% per year? Once it’s paid back, the sun works for free! LEARN MORE |
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Commercial Battery StorageModern battery systems allow you to reduce demand charges and seamlessly provide backup power for your business. LEARN MORE |
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Commercial Workplace ChargingElectric vehicle sales are climbing and businesses can distinguish themselves by installing electric vehicle charging stations, which are showing up all over New England. LEARN MORE |
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Commercial LED LightingUpgrading your enterprise with LED lighting products can maximize your solar array’s production and save money, with superior luminosity. LEARN MORE |
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
Hospitality and Restaurant Projects
Edgewater Farm Bed and Breakfast Solar – Phippsburg, Maine
Solar hot water for domestic and pool heating at the Edgewater Farm Bed and Breakfast in Phippsburg, Maine. Read more
Saltwater Grille Solar – South Portland, Maine
Solar hot water installed for The Saltwater Grille, South Portland, Maine. Read more
Carlson’s Lodge – Twin Mountain, NH
In Twin Mountain NH, 177 solar panels in a rooftop array produce clean, local energy that helps Carlson’s Lodge to lower their carbon footprint and protect their environment in the iconic White Mountain National Forest. Each year, the 53.99 kilowatt solar array will generate roughly 63,000 kilowatt-hours (kWhs) of electricity, offsetting the equivalent of over… Read more
Manufacturing Projects
Brooks Trap Mill – Thomaston, ME
Commercial, Manufacturing, Retail, Working Watefront
The family-owned Brooks Trap Mill has been supplying fishing and aquaculture equipment for 60 years. Their new solar array will save them more than $500,000 over the life of the system, and will contribute to the Gulf of Maine’s health by removing around 120,000 lbs of carbon pollution from the air every year. This is yet… Read more
Badger Balm – Gilsum, NH
For 25 years, the family-owned W.S. Badger Company, or “Badger,” known for their Badger Balm and other organic care products, has grown steadily with a deep commitment to environmental responsibility. Their latest success is the completion of a 525-kilowatt solar array that will provide a significant portion of their electricity, and save the company more… Read more
Filtrine Manufacturing Company – Keene, NH
With the recent expansion of its rooftop solar array, Filtrine Manufacturing Company now powers its entire operation with solar energy. The 793.1-kilowatt array installed in Fall 2019 includes 2,234 solar panels and generates over 900 megawatt-hours of solar electricity per year. A 30-kilowatt array installed in 2013 includes 120 solar panels and supplies… Read more
Tru Form Precision Manufacturing – Plaistow, NH
434 solar panels on the roof of Tru Form Precision Manufacturing will generate roughly 117,824 kilowatt-hours (kWhs) of electricity, offsetting the equivalent of over 203,700 miles driven in a gas-powered car. The manufacturing facility went solar in December of 2017 with the 121.52 kilowatt array. It will help them dramatically reduce electricity costs as well… Read more
Retail Solar Projects
Brooks Trap Mill – Thomaston, ME
Commercial, Manufacturing, Retail, Working Watefront
The family-owned Brooks Trap Mill has been supplying fishing and aquaculture equipment for 60 years. Their new solar array will save them more than $500,000 over the life of the system, and will contribute to the Gulf of Maine’s health by removing around 120,000 lbs of carbon pollution from the air every year. This is yet… Read more
White Heron Tea & Coffee – Portsmouth, NH
114 solar panels on the roof of White Heron Tea & Coffee make it a green destination for refreshment. Their 34.29 kilowatt solar array lowers their operating costs and carbon footprint while powering their roastery and café in Portsmouth, NH. Since its inception in 2005, White Heron has expanded from an organic tea wholesaler to… Read more
Split Rock Distilling
The thirty-six solar panels on the roof of the Split Rock Distilling in Newcastle, Maine power the company’s commitment to doing things the right way for their community and business. This array produces over 11,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity each year, and offsets 9,987 lbs of carbon pollution. Split Rock further cuts back on carbon pollution with an electric vehicle charger on-site! Check… Read more
Geiger – Lewiston, Maine
A 696 panel, 233.16-kW solar electric array installed for Geiger in Lewiston, Maine by ReVision Energy. Geiger (formally known as Geiger Brothers) is committed to being a company known for its green initiatives as its quality products. Over the years they have taken many steps to become both more energy efficient and eco-friendly. Visit Geiger Green… Read more
Solar Projects for Schools
Dover High School – Dover, NH
At the time of its completion, the Dover High School solar installation was the largest rooftop solar array in ReVision’s company history. The project at the Dover High School and Career Technical Center includes 2,581 solar panels, increasing the state’s solar capacity by 1.5% and saving Dover taxpayers more than $4 million long-term at no… Read more
Cornerspring Montessori School – Belfast, ME
Education, Schools / Nonprofit / Municipal
54 solar panels on the roof of the Cornerspring Montessori School will generate roughly 18,887 kilowatt-hours (kWhs) of electricity every year, offsetting the equivalent of driving over 32,600 miles in a gas-powered car. Located in Belfast, ME, the Cornerspring Montessori school follows the Montessori approach to teaching that allows children the freedom to develop at… Read more
Hollis Montessori School – Hollis, NH
Education, Schools / Nonprofit / Municipal
175 solar panels on the roof of Hollis Montessori School pair perfectly with the school’s energy-efficient, Passive House design. The School went solar in March of 2019 with a 56.9 kilowatt array that will generate roughly 69,412 kilowatt-hours of electricity per year, offsetting the equivalent of driving over 120,000 miles in a gas-powered car. Hollis… Read more
Bristol Consolidated School – Pemaquid, ME
Education, Schools / Nonprofit / Municipal
266 panels on the roof of the Bristol Consolidated School help the school lower electricity costs and carbon emissions. Each year, their 81.13 kilowatt solar array will generate roughly 92,547 kilowatt-hours (kWhs) of electricity, offsetting the equivalent of driving over 168,800 miles in a gas-powered car. The Bristol Consolidated School financed their array through a… Read more