Ford will make a play for a different battery market
Originally published by The New York Times – February 12, 2026
In The News
Vermonters reimagine solar farms with sheep and pollinators
Originally published by Valley Reporter – January 29, 2026
SEIA Elects New Board Chair, Board Members to Guide Organizational and Industrial Priorities in 2026
Originally published by CleanTechnica – January 23, 2026
SEIA Elects New Board Chair, Board Members to Guide Organizational and Industrial Priorities in 2026
Originally published by SEIA – January 23, 2026
Vermonters reimagine solar farms
Originally published by Williston Observer – January 15, 2026
Local author releases book about agriculture, renewable energy
Originally published by Yahoo News – December 27, 2025
Livestock grazing proves beneficial on solar farms
Originally published by The North Star Monthly – December 18, 2025
Turning a gravel pit into a community opportunity
Originally published by Concord Monitor – December 18, 2025
New Hampshire’s largest solar project in Warner
Originally published by Valley News – November 21, 2025
New Hampshire’s Largest Community Solar Project Under Construction At Former Gravel Pit
Originally published by Green Energy Times – November 21, 2025
Encore Renewable Energy advances 4.99 MW Poverty Plains Solar in New Hampshire
Originally published by SolarBytes – November 21, 2025
New Hampshire’s largest community solar project under construction at former gravel pit
Originally published by Renewable Energy Magazine – November 21, 2025
5-MW solar project coming to former gravel pit in New Hampshire
Originally published by Solar Power World – November 20, 2025
New Hampshire’s Largest Community Solar Project Under Construction at Former Gravel Pit
Originally published by North American Clean Energy – November 20, 2025
Largest state solar array project underway in Warner
Originally published by New Hampshire Public Radio – November 20, 2025
‘Need to make a big step forward’: Largest state solar array project underway in Warner
Originally published by Concord Monitor – November 19, 2025
Encore Renewable Energy Supports Town of Georgia, VT with $20,000 Donation from New Solar Array
Originally published by North American Clean Energy – September 19, 2025
Encore Renewable supports Town of Georgia, VT with $20,000 donation from new solar array
Originally published by Gulf Oil & Gas – September 19, 2025
Georgia town office sports new sign courtesy of $20,000 donation
Originally published by St. Albans Daily Messenger – September 18, 2025
Encore Renewable Energy powers up first energy storage system at Middlebury College
Originally published by Addison County Independent – September 11, 2025
Encore Renewable Energy powers up first energy storage system in Vermont
Originally published by Solar Builder – September 8, 2025
Encore Renewable Energy powers up first energy storage system at Middlebury College
Originally published by Vermont Business Magazine – September 4, 2025
Solar company makes unique pitch for Perry, Fairview townships
Originally published by Greenville Record Argus – September 4, 2025
Encore Renewable Energy Powers Up First Energy Storage System at Middlebury College
Originally published by North American Clean Energy – September 3, 2025
Encore Renewable Energy powers up first battery storage system in Vermont
Originally published by Climate Global News (CGN) – September 3, 2025
Encore Renewable Energy completes 2-MW storage project at Vermont university
Originally published by Solar Power World – September 3, 2025
VBSR Sept 10: ‘Reconciling Vermont: State Impacts from Recent Federal Decisions’
Originally published by Vermont Business Magazine – August 24, 2025
Work Begins on Derry Solar Project
Originally published by Business NH Magazine – July 17, 2025
Work begins on Derry solar project
Originally published by The Eagle-Tribune – July 16, 2025
Show me the electrons! American energy dominance will require all of them
Originally published by Factor This – June 16, 2025
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