4 MW solar PV project in Rhode Island begins commercial operation
Altus Power America, and Reservoir Road Holdings, combined efforts to develop and construct a 4,057 kW DC ground-mounted solar system located in the Town of Johnston, Rhode Island.
Altus funded the construction and development of the array and will serve as the long-term owner and operator.
The clean energy generated by these arrays will significantly reduce the electric bills of the Cranston Public Schools in Cranston, RI through the transfer of net metering credits. The agreement between the school district and Altus allows the district to receive energy credits on their utility bill from the remotely located installation.
Reservoir served as the developer for the project, which is estimated to produce approximately 5.3 million energy credits in its first year of operation.
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