ReVision Energy Completes 24 Andover Solar Projects in 2015

Second only to Falmouth, with 27

Press release

By all measures, 2015 was a record breaking year for the solar industry, and ReVision Energy of New Hampshire and Maine was no exception. We are very proud of the work we’ve done and the people we get to do it with – our staff and you, our community.

Andover came in second among all the towns in which ReVision Energy installed solar projects in 2015, with 24 projects completed.
Andover came in second among all the towns in which ReVision Energy installed solar projects in 2015, with 24 projects completed.

Here are some fun facts looking back at 2015:

  • We installed 592 individual solar electric projects, for a total of 5.7 megawatts of solar – that’s as much as we installed in 2013 and 2014 combined!
  • That’s 17,643 solar modules, enough to cover 6 acres of land with solar panels.
  • Our 2015 contribution of solar panels will produce roughly 7,000,000 kilowatt-hours of clean energy – each and every year – for 25+ years. What does that mean for the environment? The equivalent of:
    • Eliminating the need for 321,552 gallons of oil
    • Taking 602 vehicles off the road
    • Eliminating the burning of 3,000,000 pounds of coal
    • Restoring 2,342 acres of forest
  • Where did we install solar? Leading the pack is Falmouth, Maine (27), followed by Andover (24), Portland, Maine (18), New London (13), and Concord (12), with 217 other towns and cities in Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts represented!
  • We installed solar for a number of really interesting locations: six schools, including Proctor Academy; one chocolatier, one ice arena, one Unitarian church, and one granola-making facility.