☀️Embracing Progress, Celebrating Milestones and Implementing Industry Innovations

Welcome to the highlights of the first month of the fourth quarter! From commemorating the transformation of a former EPA Superfund site with a ribbon-cutting ceremony to revisiting the success story of our project in Flushing, MI, this has been a busy month. Plus, our latest issue of RE:NEW is here, offering an insightful exploration of the burgeoning field of agrivoltaics.

In other exciting news, we are thrilled to announce the momentous achievement of surpassing one billion megawatt hours (MWh) of energy produced, a testament to our unwavering commitment to sustainable energy solutions. Join us as we continue to push boundaries and make strides toward a cleaner and more sustainable future.

Also in this edition, you'll find:

📈 Project Spotlight: Celebrating the clean energy transition of a former superfund site

👉 Energy Titan: Meet the founders of Cannon Valley Graziers

🌟 Proof Points: Clean energy investments grow 165%

🌱 Join Our Growing Team: Explore exciting career opportunities in the ever-expanding field of sustainable energy.

Read about these topics and more👇

October 2023

IN THIS ISSUE
The Rising Popularity of Agrivoltaics
Read the newest edition of RE:NEW, where we delve deep into the rising prominence of agrivoltaics. From combining solar installations with grazing land to fostering pollinator-friendly farms, dual-use solar systems are igniting remarkable growth.

Ribbon Cutting: Woburn Industri-Plex

Standard Solar, ECA Solar and local and regional officials were on hand for the ribbon-cutting ceremony for our new 4 MW brownfield solar project in Woburn, Massachusetts. This event marked the beginning of a new chapter in the history of the EPA Superfund site, and the project partners are proud to have reached this milestone, culminating in years of hard work by many individuals and companies.

Tour: Flushing Community Schools

Lieutenant Governor Gilchrist of Michigan recently toured Standard Solar's Flushing Community Schools 1.1 MW solar installation on a visit to the schools. Completed in 2020, the system consists of 5 rooftop arrays and 2 ground-mount arrays and is estimated to save the district $45,000 each year. The energy produced by these seven arrays also offsets nearly 100% of the district’s entire current electric loads.

Standard Solar Achieves One Billion MWh Milestone! 

 👇Meet October's Energy Transition Titans! 

October's Policy Snapshot

October's Proof Points

Join Our Growing Team!