Middlebury College breaks ground on 30-acre solar project
Originally published by WVNY-TV (Colchester, VT) – October 12, 2021
In The News
Solar project to power Middlebury College toward renewable energy goal
Originally published by WCAX-TV (Burlington, VT) – October 12, 2021
Solar Project Brings Middlebury College Closer to 100 Percent Renewable Energy Goal
Originally published by middlebury.edu – October 10, 2021
Vermont manufacturer introduces low-embodied carbon building material to US
Originally published by Vermont Business Magazine – October 3, 2021
Commission denies Manchester solar array, approves Middlebury project
Originally published by VT Digger – September 20, 2021
The NIMBY Threat to Renewable Energy
Originally published by Sierra Magazine – September 20, 2021
Encore Renewable Energy, VPPSA commission community solar project on former auto salvage yard
Originally published by Solar Builder Magazine – September 15, 2021
Encore Renewable Energy energizes 2.1-MW community solar project at former auto salvage yard
Originally published by Solar Power World – September 10, 2021
Encore Renewable Energy partners with VPPSA on a community solar array
Originally published by Renewable Energy Magazine – September 10, 2021
Auto junkyard now a 2.1 MW solar site
Originally published by pv magazine – September 10, 2021
Vermont museum to be powered by solar energy by the end of 2021
Originally published by Renewable Energy Magazine – July 21, 2021
Shelburne Museum to be powered by renewable energy by end of 2021
Originally published by My Champlain Valley – July 15, 2021
Aspen Snowmass, Vail Resorts, and Boyne Resorts Join Campaign to Pass John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act
Originally published by Snow Brains – July 15, 2021
Shelburne Museum to be powered by solar energy by the end of 2021
Originally published by Vermont Business Magazine – July 15, 2021
Vermont’s Shelburne Museum will soon be fully powered by pollinator-friendly solar arrays
Originally published by Solar Power World – July 14, 2021
With Bee the Change, Weybridge Couple Fills Solar Fields With Insect-Friendly Habitat
Originally published by Seven Days – June 22, 2021
Market Prospects Heating Up for Cryogenic Energy Storage
Originally published by POWER Magazine – June 1, 2021
Editorial: Vermont and its ‘unfriendly’ rep
Originally published by Addison Independent – May 20, 2021
Grassland bird survey poses obstacle for large-scale solar project in Middlebury
Originally published by VT Digger – May 18, 2021
Going solar: The University gets on board
Originally published by The Bucknellian – April 21, 2021
Liquid air might transform the way we store and use energy
Originally published by Engineering and Technology – April 20, 2021
Bucknell University adding a solar array via Encore Renewable Energy
Originally published by Solar Builder Magazine – April 20, 2021
Bucknell University’s new solar array receives approval
Originally published by Renewable Energy Magazine – April 16, 2021
Encore Renewable Energy to install 1.6-MW solar project for Bucknell University
Originally published by Solar Power World – April 15, 2021
Bucknell University Plans 1.6 MW On-campus Solar Array
Originally published by Smart Energy Decisions – April 14, 2021
Sustainable U.S. Cities of 2021: Vanguards of Hope
Originally published by Green Builder Media – March 24, 2021
Grid Block: Vermont’s Aging Transmission Network Can’t Keep Pace With Green Power Projects
Originally published by Seven Days – March 17, 2021
News in Brief February 2021
Originally published by Vermont Business Magazine – March 7, 2021
Bromley Shows Commitment To Sustainability With Plans For New Solar Array
Originally published by Snow Industry News – March 2, 2021
As wind industry goes big, this New England startup looks to shrink turbines
Originally published by Energy News Network – March 1, 2021
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