Maine Wont Wait: Verogy Completes York Judicial Center Rooftop Solar System
Learn how Verogy partnered with the Maine Judicial Branch to deliver a solar energy project at the York Judicial Center,
Solar Builder Magazine 5:46 am on May 5, 2024
Verogy, a Connecticut-based solar developer, has completed a 139.5 kW rooftop solar project at the York Judicial Center in Biddeford, Maine. This is the first solar project for the State of Maine Judicial Branch and will reduce the building's carbon footprint significantly. The project aligns with Maine's sustainability goals, which include reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 45% by 2030 and 80% by 2050. Maine has pledged to generate renewable energy for publicly funded buildings like the York Judicial Center as part of its "Maine Wont Wait" plan. The project will produce over 162 MWh of clean energy annually, under a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) between Verogy and the Maine Judicial Branch.
- Verogy completes Maine's first solar project for the judicial branch at York Judicial Center
- Project to significantly reduce carbon footprint and generate clean energy for decades
- Aligns with Maine's goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 45% by 2030 and 80% by 2050
- Part of Maine Wont Wait plan to modernize buildings, reduce state's carbon footprint
- Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) between the Maine Judicial Branch and Verogy for a 20-year term
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