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The Connecticut-based firm received approvals to bring farming to two solar fields in a practice called agrivoltaics.

Connecticut-based Greenskies Clean Focus is bringing farming to solar fields across Connecticut. Both projects have been approved in unanimous votes from the Connecticut Siting Council and received endorsements from the State Department of Agriculture for their soil considerations.

The project, at the Covenant Living of Cromwell new Town Center, is projected to save $1.4 million over the next 20 years according to a press release.

The installation of 356 solar panels at the town’s senior living retirement community is expected to save the facility $40,000 a year in energy costs.

Connecticut commercial solar developer Greenskies Clean Focus has completed the installation of four solar energy systems totaling approximately 1 MW in the town of Killingly, CT.

The Town of Killingly, Connecticut installed four solar energy systems totaling approximately 1 MW.

Greenskies Clean Focus has completed the installation of four solar energy systems totaling approximately 1-MW in the Town of Killingly, Connecticut.

Greenskies Clean Focus, in partnership with Cape and Vineyard Electric Cooperative (CVEC), has completed installing a dual-located rooftop and ground-mounted solar array totaling 273.7 kW at the Cranberry Valley Golf Course in Harwich, Massachusetts.

Greenskies Clean Energy has energized seven solar energy systems, a total of 1.39-MW, for the West Milford Board of Education. At no upfront cost to the school district, Greenskies financed the projects which they will own, operate and maintain all seven solar arrays.

Greenskies Clean Energy has completed a 120-kW rooftop solar energy system in Hartford, Connecticut. Composed of about 320 modules on the Wilson-Gray YMCA, the installation will provide reliable savings by lowering the annual electric costs for The Y.