Sugarbush Resort Celebrates Another Green Lantern Solar Array With Ribbon Cutting
/EIN News/ WATERBURY, Vt., Feb. 05, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Green Lantern Solar has completed construction of a 133kW solar array on Sugarbush Resort property adding to their existing solar portfolio. A ribbon cutting ceremony for the new array is being planned for 11:30am Monday February 8, 2021.
This new array, located along the north edge of Lot F at Lincoln Peak, is the 6
th Green Lantern array and the first one located on Sugarbush property. The other five arrays in the Sugarbush portfolio are located throughout Vermont and combine to provide Sugarbush with 2.3 megawatts of power annually, accounting for approximately $130,000 in annual utility savings. According to Sugarbush Resort’s Public Relations Manager, John Bleh, “that’s enough electricity to power all of Mt. Ellen’s operations with room to spare.”
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WATERBURY, Vt., Jan. 25, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Waterbury, VT-based renewable energy company, Green Lantern Solar, is supporting hometown Harwood High School athlete, Ava Thurston in her bid to compete for Team USA at the Junior World Cross Country Ski Championships in February.
17-year-old Thurston, a Waterbury, VT native and member of local ski club Mansfield Nordic Club, will represent Team USA in Vuokatti, Finland next month. The World s top Junior (under 20) cross country skiers will compete for the top of the podium in a series of races spanning the week of February 8-14. This is Thurston s second time qualifying for international competition after competing last year in Sweden in the Scandinavian Cup.
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Green Lantern Solar Sponsors VT High School Athlete’s International Bid for Gold at Junior World Nordic Championships
/EIN News/ WATERBURY, Vt., Jan. 25, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Waterbury, VT-based renewable energy company, Green Lantern Solar, is supporting hometown Harwood High School athlete, Ava Thurston in her bid to compete for Team USA at the Junior World Cross Country Ski Championships in February.
17-year-old Thurston, a Waterbury, VT native and member of local ski club Mansfield Nordic Club, will represent Team USA in Vuokatti, Finland next month. The World’s top Junior (under 20) cross country skiers will compete for the top of the podium in a series of races spanning the week of February 8-14. This is Thurston’s second time qualifying for international competition after competing last year in Sweden in the Scandinavian Cup.