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Wanaque public schools in New Jersey and Greenskies Clean Focus powering 390 kW of new solar projects at two schools in the district.

Wanaque Public Schools in New Jersey and Greenskies Clean Focus energized 390 kW of new solar projects on two of the district’s schools.

Greenskies Clean Focus and its partner Eznergy Solar Energy Solutions, a New Jersey-based solar developer and EPC, have completed a 490-kW solar portfolio for the Rumson Board of Education.

Greenskies Clean Focus and Eznergy Solar Energy Solutions, a New Jersey-based solar developer and EPC, have completed a 490-kW solar portfolio for the Rumson Board of Education in Rumson, New Jersey.

Eznergy teamed with Greenskies Clean Focus to build the 490 kilowatt portfolio, which includes rooftop solar installations at Deane-Porter Elementary School and Forrestdale Middle School.

Putnam School District of Putnam, Connecticut has offset 70% of its total electricity tax with a 752-kW solar project. Greenskies clean focus funded the project, built the arrays, and will own and operate the systems.

Putnam Faculty District of Putnam, Connecticut has offset 70% of its whole electrical energy load with a 752-kW {solar} challenge. Greenskies Clean Focus financed the challenge, constructed the arrays and can personal and function the methods.

The Town of Putnam’s new combined 752-kilowatt (kW) solar system will offset approximately 70% of the total annual electricity load. Greenskies Clean Focus, Connecticut’s top commercial solar developer, financed, owns, and operates the systems and provided engineering, design, and construction expertise.

Putnam School District of Putnam, Connecticut has offset 70% of its total electricity load with a 752-kW solar project. Greenskies Clean Focus financed the project, built the arrays and will own and operate the systems.

Connecticut commercial solar developer Greenskies Clean Focus completed two 129-kilowatt (kW) solar carport arrays for the Town of Madison, Connecticut – 342 modules each at Walter C. Polson Middle School and Daniel Hand High School, supported by Terrasmart racking.