Alot of quality work performed to start the 4 mega what structure for area school needs.
Construction is wrapping up on what’s being labeled Maine’s first multitown solar power project, a 10,500-panel array in Skowhegan that will offset nearly 85 percent of the electricity needs for five local governments and a school.
ReVision Energy has erected the 4-megawatt project to provide power to municipal buildings in Topsham, Rangeley, Dover-Foxcroft, Rockland and Vassalboro, in addition to the Vassalboro Community School.
A ribbon-cutting and tour, possibly featuring Gov. Janet Mills, is planned for Nov. 12 at the site, in a field at the corner of East Ridge Road and Route 2 in Skowhegan.
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Ribbon cutting ceremony scheduled for Nov 12th.
Alot of quality work performed to start the 4 mega what structure for area school needs.
Construction is wrapping up on what’s being labeled Maine’s first multitown solar power project, a 10,500-panel array in Skowhegan that will offset nearly 85 percent of the electricity needs for five local governments and a school.
ReVision Energy has erected the 4-megawatt project to provide power to municipal buildings in Topsham, Rangeley, Dover-Foxcroft, Rockland and Vassalboro, in addition to the Vassalboro Community School.
A ribbon-cutting and tour, possibly featuring Gov. Janet Mills, is planned for Nov. 12 at the site, in a field at the corner of East Ridge Road and Route 2 in Skowhegan.