Press Releases

Clean, green solar power is flowing from the newly constructed 575-kW roof mount solar system recently installed at Belvedere Place, a prominent Class A office complex in Mill Valley, CA, located just north of the Golden Gate Bridge.

In a significant stride towards its renewable energy goals, Piscataway Township Schools partnered with Greenskies Clean Focus, a national leader in renewable energy solutions, to install a 1.67 MW (megawatt) rooftop solar portfolio.

Greenskies Clean Focus, a national leader in renewable energy solutions based in North Haven, is proud to announce the success of its recent park clean-up event, "Greenskies Pitch in to Pick Up Peter's Rock!" held in celebration of Earth Day.

North Haven-based Greenskies Clean Focus, a national leader in renewable energy solutions, is pleased to sponsor a park clean-up event for employees to celebrate Earth Day.

Greenskies, a national leader in renewable energy solutions, and Seminole, a leading financial services firm that specializes in providing debt capital for renewable energy projects, are delighted to celebrate fourteen years of partnership.

Greenskies Clean Focus is delighted to announce its 15th anniversary. Since 2009, GCF has consistently demonstrated its commitment to providing clean, sustainable power solutions to commercial, public sector, and utility customers across the U.S.

Hull Street Energy (“HSE”) has made a strategic growth investment in Greenskies Clean Focus (“Greenskies”), a JLC Infrastructure portfolio company.

Hull Street Energy has made a strategic investment in Greenskies Clean Focus (“Greenskies”). Greenskies is a vertically integrated company that develops, constructs, finances, owns, and operates distributed solar projects.

The Town of Killingly partnered with Greenskies Clean Focus, a national leader in renewable energy solutions, to install an additional 1 MW solar at Killingly High School.

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. The energy generated by these projects is expected to offset 74% of the schools' annual electrical use, resulting in over $370,000 in annual energy cost savings.