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OYA Solar Works with Land and Building Owners to Create Solar Opportunities: Maine Represents Exciting New Solar Market

Businesses, schools and residences can access local green energy through community solar without having to install panels on a rooftop and with predictable rates and cost-savings.

The general public will soon have the chance to comment on a proposed tax deal for a Toronto developer’s community solar project near Route 12 in the towns of Orleans and Clayton.

All the New England States have committed to achieving an ambitious 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Is the goal feasible and what will need to be done to achieve it?

Toronto and New York Oct. 4, 2019–OYA Solar, a North American full-service solar developer, announced the hiring of Bernadette Corpuz as General Counsel. Corpuz joins OYA’s executive leadership team as it scales the growth and development of its renewable energy pipeline throughout North America.

The renewable energy industry outpaced coal generation for 153 days versus 39 in 2019. Here’s how the solar industry has evolved and how trends have impacted the solar outlook for 2021.

Community solar has experienced enormous growth across the country over the past few years. From 2016 to 2019, the total capacity leapt from roughly 300 to 1400 megawatts (MW), more than quadrupling the supply.

David and Loni are third-generation farmers in Montevideo, Minnesota with a 46-acre plot of available land for solar. After 40 years of working the land, they were open to exploring other sources of income and changing the use of their land.

Our Blanchard Road project has 30 positions open for locals looking for work on a solar project.