Vermont rules spur solar development on landfills, brownfields
Originally published by Energy News Network – May 6, 2019
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ECHO celebrates new renewable energy projects
Originally published by WCAX – June 17, 2019
Congressman Peter Welch joins VPPSA and Encore Renewable Energy to celebrate Trombley Hill Solar Project
Originally published by North American Clean Energy – June 17, 2019
Selectboard approves Shelburne solar deal
Originally published by Shelburne News – June 13, 2019
Trombley Hill Solar Completed Under Vermont’s Standard-Offer Program
Originally published by Solar Industry – May 30, 2019
Encore Renewable Energy completes first solar project in partnership with Vermont Public Power Supply Authority
Originally published by Solar Power World – May 30, 2019
Vermont Public Power Supply Authority and Encore Renewable Energy complete first solar project together
Originally published by North American Clean Energy – May 30, 2019
Vermont Public Power Supply Authority and Encore Renewable Energy complete solar project
Originally published by Renewable Energy Magazine – May 30, 2019
Vermont Public Power, Encore Renewable complete their first solar project as partners
Originally published by Solar Builder Magazine – May 30, 2019
This former silk mill in Keene, N.H., is now part of city’s 100 percent renewable electricity goal
Originally published by Solar Builder Magazine – May 13, 2019
Local business invests in solar array for energy needs
Originally published by Keene Sentinel – May 2, 2019
Repurposing Land for Sustainable Energy
Originally published by Yale Center for Business and the Environment – April 29, 2019
Rolling Coal to Solar
Originally published by Energy Central – April 27, 2019
Renewables Pho Sure Are Keene in This New England Town
Originally published by Triple Pundit – April 26, 2019
Encore Renewable Energy completes 140-kW rooftop solar project for historic New Hampshire Silk Mill
Originally published by Solar Power World – April 25, 2019
Encore Renewable Energy Takes Historic Silk Mill Solar in Keene, N.H., Helping City Meet its Goal of 100% Renewables by 2030
Originally published by North American Clean Energy – April 25, 2019
Kentucky to Chernobyl: Solar Rises Where Old Energy Once Ruled
Originally published by Bloomberg News – April 24, 2019
Old coal mines, tarnished nukes usurped by land-saving solar
Originally published by Seattle Times – April 24, 2019
Hartland brownfield site sees a sunny future with solar farm
Originally published by Valley News – March 23, 2019
Encore Renewable Energy develops community solar project on brownfield
Originally published by Solar Power World – March 18, 2019
New Community Solar Project in Hartland, VT Converts Brownfield to Brightfield
Originally published by North American Clean Energy – March 18, 2019
Community solar project developed on a brownfield at Long View Forest’s Vermont headquarters
Originally published by Solar Builder Magazine – March 18, 2019
Vermont Company Develops Community Solar Project on Brownfield
Originally published by Renewable Energy Magazine – March 18, 2019
New community solar project in Hartland, VT converts brownfield to brightfield
Originally published by Utility Dive – March 18, 2019
Encore Renewable Energy nets $1 million in new funding for community-scale solar PV projects
Originally published by Solar Builder Magazine – March 6, 2019
Impact Investment Funds to Expand Solar Projects in New England
Originally published by Solar Novus Today – March 1, 2019
Burlington solar company nets $1 million investment
Originally published by vtdigger.org – February 28, 2019
NH Community Loan Fund joins $1m investment in solar energy firm
Originally published by New Hampshire Business Review – February 27, 2019
Encore Renewable Energy gets $1 million investment boost to expand solar in New England
Originally published by Solar Power World – February 26, 2019
Encore Renewable Energy receives $1 million from impact investment funds to expand solar projects in New England
Originally published by Utility Dive – February 26, 2019
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