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Ewauna 2 consists of 12,084 solar modules and 58 inverters on 22 acres of privately owned land leased by the project. The solar array is expected to produce 7,238,000 kWh of clean energy annually, which could power 672 homes.

Clean Focus Renewables completed Ewauna 2, a 3.867-MW ground-mount solar project in Klamath Falls, Oregon. Greenskies Renewable Energy will maintain the solar array, and Clean Focus Yield will operate the system as part of its large portfolio of commercial, industrial, small utility and community solar projects.

The arrays will offset more than 2.5 million pounds of carbon dioxide annually.

A project started last fall to install rooftop solar arrays at 11 New Haven public school buildings is nearing completion, Middletown-based Greenskies Renewable Energy LLC said this week.

Eleven New Haven schools will soon sport rooftop solar arrays, which will allow New Haven to lower its annual electric costs and bump up clean, renewable energy at no cost to the city.

Connecticut-based Greenskies Renewable Energy LLC has announced it is completing rooftop solar arrays on 11 public schools in New Haven, Conn. The solar arrays will enable the City of New Haven to lower its annual electric costs with clean, renewable energy.

Greenskies Renewable Energy is completing rooftop solar arrays on eleven public schools in New Haven, Connecticut. The solar arrays will enable the City of New Haven to lower its annual electric costs with clean, renewable energy.

Greenskies Renewable Energy LLC in Middletown has completed the installation of solar arrays at four schools in Trumbull. The solar panels and other projects are expected to save the school system about $800,000 a year.

Greenskies, a solar energy developer based in Middletown, is building a 1.3 MW DC solar project at the old landfill. The solar farm, which will be comprised of about 4,000 solar panels on a 20-acre capped landfill site, will generate just under 1 megawatt of power per year.

When looking to make use of a full landfill, options are pretty limited. In East Haven, a solution for the landfill at 240 Commerce Street has been found: Greenskies, a Connecticut-based renewable energy company, will construct a solar farm that will generate electricity and revenue for the town, and possibly benefit area businesses.