Nonprofit, Schools / Nonprofit / Municipal, Summer Camps
The Boys & Girls Club of Manchester has transitioned to solar energy. ReVision Energy installed 408 solar panels this summer on three rooftops, at the Union Street Clubhouse in Manchester and the Pool House and Stebbins Family Hall buildings at Camp Foster in Bedford. Collectively, the arrays will produce close to 150,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity… Read more
Schools / Nonprofit / Municipal, Summer Camps
45 solar panels on the roof of Camp Ketcha’s barn integrate sustainable technology with the conservation and nature education they offer at their day camp. As a charitable non-profit, Camp Ketcha worked with another non-profit, Re-Volv, to raise funds to purchase their solar array outright. The 13.5 kilowatt solar array was installed on the roof… Read more
17.64-kilowatt solar electric system installed for Camp Wohelo in Raymond, Maine by ReVision Energy. Read more
13.5 kW solar array installed for Copper Cannon Camp in Bethlehem, NH. Read more
70-kilowatt solar electric array installed for Camp Wildwood in Bridgton, Maine by ReVision Energy. Read more
18.4kw grid tied solar electric system installed on Wyonegonic Camps in Denmark, Maine. Read more
10.9kw grid-tied solar electric system installed at UMaine 4-H Camp & Learning Center at Bryant Pond, Maine. Read more
12.2kW grid-tied solar electric system installed on Rockywold Camps on Squam Lake, Holderness, New Hampshire. Read more
20kW ground mount grid-tied solar electric system installed in Waterford, Maine for Fernwood Cove, a boys and girls summer camp. Read more
Solar hot water system installed on a building at Camp Kieve in Nobleboro, Maine. Read more
Located in Freedom, NH on 200 acres of forest, field, and shoreline on Ossipee Lake’s Broad Bay, Camp Huckins focuses on the values and traditions of, “Fresh air, open sky, and time and opportunity for young people to become more confident and self-assured.” By setting a strong example, Camp Huckins empowers their campers, girls from… Read more