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The Town of Killingly, Conn. partnered with Greenskies Clean Focus, a developer and builder of renewable energy solutions, to install an additional 1 MW solar at Killingly High School.

Over the last four years, Greenskies has installed over 2 MW of solar across eight solar arrays at five Town facilities, ranging from the smallest, a 66 kW rooftop array at the Highway Department, to a 310 kW carport canopy array at the District Administrative building and this latest 1 MW ground mount at Killingly High School.

The Town of Killingly partnered with Greenskies Clean Focus to install an additional 1-MW solar array at Killingly High School in Connecticut.

Greenskies Clean Focus, a national leader in renewable energy solutions, has completed ten solar systems totaling 3 megawatts (MW) for the Township of Union Public Schools.

Greenskies Clean Focus has completed 10 solar systems totaling 3 MW for the Township of Union Public Schools in New Jersey. The energy generated by these projects is expected to offset 74% of the schools system’s annual electrical use, resulting in more than $370,000 in annual energy cost savings.

Greenskies Clean Focus announced it has completed ten solar systems totaling 3 MW for the Township of Union Public Schools in New Jersey.

Greenskies' partnered with Pfister Energy, a top commercial solar developer and engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contractor based in Hawthorne, New Jersey, who installed more than 8,600 solar panels on the roofs for the West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District.

Greenskies Clean Focus has completed seven rooftop solar systems totaling 3.31 MW for the West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District in New Jersey. The projects are expected to save the district about $240,000 per year in energy costs.

Greenskies Clean Focus announced it has completed seven rooftop solar systems totaling 3.31 MW for the West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District.

Five additions at The College of New Jersey will move the institution another step closer to its carbon neutrality goals – and also provide a nice bonus for its budget.