Town of Boothbay, Maine
Kensington Woods, a workforce housing development, has transitioned to clean energy with its 210-panel rooftop solar array. The array will generate enough solar power to offset the carbon sequestered by 40 acres of forests each year. Read more
Tupelo Music Hall of Derry, NH is the first solar-powered venue of its kind in New England. A 313-panel (100-kilowatt) rooftop solar array was installed by ReVision Energy at the 20,000 square-foot facility in 2018. It will generate 114,000 kilowatt hours per year, enough to offset 100% of the music hall’s annual electric load. By cutting over 120,000… Read more
ReVision Energy teamed with the City of Portland to work on this exciting project installing solar on the cap of the old city landfill behind Ocean Ave. The installation of solar is a great second use for the closed landfill site and it will provide both power and CO2 reduction for the city of Portland… Read more
South Portland’s one-megawatt solar array at the City’s capped landfill (929 Highland Avenue) came online in October 2017. This is the largest municipal solar project in Maine to date. ReVision Energy installed the 2,944 photovoltaic panels on the 34-acre former landfill, which is behind the City’s transfer station and new public services facility. The solar… Read more
With its goal of reducing carbon pollution by 50% by 2025, Dartmouth College is taking a strong leadership position to help solve one of the region’s most difficult environmental problems. “Eventually, we would like to get at least 20% of our electricity from sunshine” said Abbe Bjorklund, Dartmouth’s director of engineering and utilities. After an… Read more
Photos of various LED lighting retrofits conducted by ReVision Energy. LEDs outperform older lighting technology in all ways – they use roughly 50% less electricity, last for decades with no maintenance, and provide vastly superior color clarity and design options. Get your lighting out of the age of Edison and in the 21st century! Read more
Some great project examples of homeowners using solar to increase their independence, reduce energy bills, and improve the environment. Read more
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
An LED retrofit at Infinite Imaging in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. By reducing annual electricity consumption for lighting load by roughly 50%, and reducing need to replace light fixtures, the project will save Infinite Imagining close to $25,000 over 15 years. In addition, the lighting quality is superior to traditional light fixtures. Read more
Based in Dracut, MA, Farmer Dave’s responsibly grows a myriad of vegetables and fruits. In addition to offering a CSA membership with pickups in many surrounding communities, Farmer Dave’s operates farm stands and participates in local farmers markets, school tours and pick-your-own apples. To further sustainability goals, we recently worked with Farmer Dave’s to design and… Read more
From three employees in a trailer to their modern Milford facility amidst five acres of inventory, Contemporary Automotive has gone through quite a growth spurt over the past 30 years. With their 450-panel solar array on the roof and additional energy upgrades – including LED lighting, EV charging stations, and bioretention gardens outside – owners… Read more
With 160 solar panels generating clean, renewable electricity year round, The Cumberland Animal Clinic has eliminated its carbon footprint and is saving hundreds of dollars in utility bills every month. “Providing Compassionate Care For Your Best Friend” is the animal clinic’s motto, and now the same is true for how the clinic is treating Mother Earth by… Read more
Phillips Exeter Academy is home to the largest rooftop solar array of any school in New Hampshire. The ballasted rooftop array was recently installed by ReVision Energy on the academy’s new, 84,574-square-foot field house in Exeter. Generating electricity with sunshine will save the academy more than $2 million in energy costs over the life of the… Read more
An 84 panel, 22.68-kW solar electric system installed for Richard Waltz Plumbing in Portland, ME by ReVision Energy. Read more
A 363 panel, 114.04-kW solar electric array installed for the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association (MOFGA) in Unity, Maine by ReVision Energy. MOFGA is committed to using as little energy as possible to operate the Common Ground Education Center and run the Common Ground Country Fair. Read more about their efforts here. Read more
A 36 panel, 10.8-kW solar electric array installed for Full Circle Farm in Vassalboro, ME by ReVision Energy. Read more
A 348 panel, 97.44-kW solar electric array installed for Hampton Ford-Hyundai in North Hampton, New Hampshire by ReVision Energy. Read more
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
A 128 panel, 35.84-kW solar electric array installed for the First Parish Congregational Church in Yarmouth, Maine by ReVision Energy. Read more
A 182 panel, 51.87-kW solar electric project installed for Exeter Lumber in Exeter, New Hampshire by ReVision Energy. Read more