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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.

5 rooftop solar arrays will generate 2,500 MWh of clean energy while saving school $400K annually

The College of New Jersey hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony this morning to energize 2 MW of solar across five solar arrays in parking lots and on building roofs across campus.

Greenskies Clean Focus was one of three developers selected by Lowes Companies to develop a portion of rooftop solar projects at nearly 175 locations across the country as part of the company’s goals of reaching 50 percent renewable energy for its facilities by 2030.

On Friday, the partnership between town of Manchester, the local school system and the CT Green Bank and solar developer Greenskies staged a ceremony to commemorate the installation of solar panels at six schools and Manchester's water treatment facility.

The arrays in North Haven and Waterford are online and generating electricity to provide Connecticut residents with clean, renewable energy through Eversource and United Illuminating (UI) utilities.

North Haven-based clean energy company Greenskies recently completed two solar installations in North Haven and Waterford which have a total of 24.82 megawatts of power.

Greenskies Clean Energy has completed two ground-mounted solar installations totaling 24.82 MW in Connecticut.

Headquartered in North Haven, Greenskies Clean Focus was recognized by the Connecticut Green Bank as an outstanding partner for its involvement with the Solar Marketplace Assistance Program for Towns & Cities.

All six Barnegat schools now have solar canopy carports installed and activated by Greenskies Clean Focus, the energy company announced in a release.