Green Lantern Solar sets up 150-kW ground-mount solar project for Vermont market

• Vermont-based Green Lantern Solar just recently completed construction of a 150-kWAC solar array in Stamford, Vermont offering Healthy Living Market & Café with significant financial savings yearly in net-metering credit histories. Sixty-six towns across Vermont now host Green Lantern ranges adding virtually 40 MW of in-state, eco-friendly power to Vermont's grid.

Projects constructed under Vermont's impactful net-metering program straight benefit the school areas, towns, health centers as well as other significant employers throughout Vermont that make use of the web metering credit histories to save significant amounts on electrical expenses.

Besides tidy energy, these projects also create lease repayments for the property owners, tax repayments to the State and also town, and also add to the expanding renewable energy field, which according to state stats has produced thousands of qualified, high-paying jobs across the state.

The brand-new Stamford array is located on uninhabited land alongside a driving variety that abuts the Massachusetts state line. This place, deemed a "recommended site" for solar development in the Town of Stamford's 2019 Enhanced Energy Plan, was developed in examination with the Bennington County Regional Commission.

Healthy And Balanced Living Market & Café of South Burlington, Vermont, is currently benefiting from net-metering credit scores from multiple Green Lantern Solar selections throughout Vermont.

"Healthy Living is enjoyed expand our partnership with Green Lantern Solar, a leader in the solar energy space. Our goal is to be 100% powered by renewables, and also this obtains us one step more detailed. We've always been dedicated to the setting, as well as with our new Williston store opening this loss it's more vital than ever before for us to make the best options when it concerns sustainability," claimed Eli Lesser-Goldsmith, co-owner and also CEO of Healthy Living Market & Café.

"We are a domestic Vermont business as well as we are happy to be keeping Vermonters utilized while progressing Vermont's renewable energy and also environment policies. Partnering with firms like Healthy Living that offer and utilize Vermonters fits right in with that," said Green Lantern's director of growth Ralph Meima.