Wilmot Artist Solar on Solar Power

Solar Industry News

April 25, 2016

by Christine Puopolo

ReVision Energy's renewable energy projects are frequently featured in local and national newpapers, radio and television.

It's been just over a year since Wilmot artist Sam Wild chose to install a 4.2-kilowatt solar electric array on his New Hampshire home. "I decided it was something I could do to help the environment."

The solar panels offset 100% of Wild's home electricity usage. The site has produced 4.67-megawatts since its commissioning. The production offsets an equivalent of 7,100 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions, the planting of 182 trees, or enough electricity to power a light bulb for 339,975 hours.

Wild operates his studio, Wild Pottery, from the property. He creates functional, porcelain creations embellished with elaborate nature motifs. The studio is on a separate meter and not directly connected to the panels. See Wild's pottery at wildpottery.com .