Norwich Solar Technologies News
Renewable Energy Veteran Dan Kinney to Lead RunTime Solar
New Vermont Company will optimize the performance of New England Solar Projects Press Release Contact: Steve Snyder (802) 359-7406 Email: steve.snyder@norwichtech.com WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VERMONT, October 28, 2020 –Norwich Technologies, Inc. announced the launch [...]
Norwich Solar Technologies Featured on 2020 Top Solar Contractors List
Norwich Solar Technologies Featured on 2020 Top Solar Contractors List Solar Power World magazine’s annual list includes White River Junction-based solar installer WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VERMONT, July 20, 2020—Although the COVID-19 [...]
Solar developer specializing in R&D lowers the financial bar of entry for solar
Solar Power World By Billy Ludt | July 21, 2020 Norwich Solar Technologies (No. 118 on the 2020 Top Solar Contractors list) of White River Junction, Vermont, was founded in 2011 by Joel Stettenheim [...]
What the DOE is doing with its solar innovation dollars
PV Magazine July 20, 2020 K KAUFMANN Chips, commercial CSP and a solar river: What the DOE is doing with its solar innovation dollars Courtesy PV Magazine President Trump’s unflagging [...]
NST Wins U.S. Department of Energy Grant for Solar Power R&D
Norwich Technologies Wins U.S. Department of Energy Grant for Solar Power Research and Development $1.1 Million Grant Will Help Vermont Small Business Commercialize a Hybrid Concentrating Solar-Thermal and Photovoltaic System Using [...]
Making a Difference: Retired Physician Helps a Local Community Go Solar
By Mark Aiken Trend Watch April 2020 In retirement, Norm Levy figured out a way to make a difference in his community. “I was interested in energy efficiency,” says the retired [...]
St. Johnsbury School to lease land for solar panel project
By Justin Trombly Caledonian Record March 10, 2020 The Norwich Solar Technologies solar field in an area behind the Green Mountain mall in St. Johnsbury has 2,200 panels. Photo by Dana [...]
Solar Flares: Call to Double Vermont’s Renewable Energy Capacity Ignites Debate
By KEVIN MCCALLUM Seven Days March 10, 2020 Pictured is one of our lead solar technicians Parker Hatch (right) and Chance Fickett (left) of Natosi Solar. Four years ago, chilly [...]
Upper Valley Haven, a Ray of Sunshine
by George Harvey Green Energy Times January 15, 2020 This summer, the Upper Valley Haven (the Haven), a non-profit organization in White River Junction, VT that provides food, shelter, and hope [...]
Community Solar in the Connecticut River Valley
by George Harvey Green Energy Times January 15, 2020 Norwich Solar Technologies (NST) has continued to move ahead with its community solar installations in Vermont. Some of that has been done [...]
Solar Jobs Census: Vermont Solar Employment Declines 3rd Year in a Row
DOWNLOAD THE REPORT Solar-Jobs-Census-2019 DOWNLOAD THE INFOGRAPHIC Infographic_SolarJobsCensus2019 DOWNLOAD THE PRESS RELEASE National Solar Jobs Census press release For Immediate Release Vermont Solar Employment Declines 3rd Year in a Row While Solar [...]
Report: Vermont lagging in solar capacity
Rutland Herald By Keith Whitcomb Jr. Staff Writer, Feb 11, 2020 At the rate it’s going, Vermont will not meet its solar energy goals by 2025, according to an updated report. [...]
Norm Levy as Solar Santa
Norm Levy as Solar Santa Norwich Times, December 4, 2019 By Devin Wilkie Dr. Norm Levy at the Starlake Lane Community Solar array he financed. How do you combine [...]
Community Impact Investment in Solar Systems
Community Impact Investment in Solar Systems Green Energy Times, November 2019 by George Harvey Norm Levy, MD speaking about his foray into community solar impact investing at the 2019 VECAN [...]
Touring New Hampshire’s First Net-Zero, Multi-Family Building
Touring New Hampshire's First Net-Zero, Multi-Family Building By DANIELA ALLEE • OCT 28, 2019 Originally published on NHPR October 26, 2019 James Lake, 66, toured a one-bedroom apartment at Tracy [...]
First Net-Zero Multi-Family Building in Region to Open
First Net-Zero Multi-Family Building in Region to Open Green Energy Times, September 2019 by Chris Gillespie How Twin Pines Set the New Gold Standard for Sustainable, Multi-Family Living When it [...]
Norwich Union Village Solar
A First of It’s Kind Mixed-Use Community Residential and Commercial Project Green Energy Times, September 2019 by George Harvey Owners on tour of their photovoltaic system and guests. The [...]
Renewable energy leaders recognized at REV2019 conference
VT DIGGER October 15, 2019 NST's Martha Staskus received the 2019 Renewable Energy Champion Award BURLINGTON — Recognized as New England’s premier event exploring clean energy innovation and climate solutions, Renewable [...]
St. Johnsbury Students Cut Ribbon At Solar Power Project
BY DANA GRAY Oct 12, 2019 Celebration Held At New Solar Facility Behind The Mall That Benefits Both School And Town ST. JOHNSBURY — At a ribbon-cutting celebration for a new [...]
Editorial: Obstructing solar is not pro-N.H.
By Evan Weaver, Norwich Solar Technologies Valley News Forum Sunday, September 29, 2019 It’s no secret that renewable energy projects produce substantial environmental benefits for all and that these projects, especially [...]
St. Johnsbury Solar Project Coming Online
By Andrew McGregor Caledonian Record September 28, 2019 ST. JOHNSBURY —Town officials and developers will soon cut the ribbon on a solar field that promises to deliver myriad benefits to St. [...]
Wentworth Community Housing: A Look at The Upper Valley’s New Solar-Powered, Super-Insulated Apartments
A Look at The Upper Valley’s New Solar-Powered, Super-Insulated Apartments Green Energy Times, July 2019 Chris Gillespie Wentworth Community Housing, a collaboration of co-developers Twin Pines Housing and Housing Vermont, is [...]
NST Wins DOE Solar Research Grant
DOE Phase I SBIR Grants Awarded to Norwich Solar Technologies NST VP of R&D Jonathan Lynch Norwich Solar Technologies has been awarded a U.S. Department of Energy Small [...]
VT Legislature Raises Solar Cap for Schools
There are exciting new regulations coming out of Montpelier that every Vermont school should know about. The legislator raised the 500-kilowatt cap on school projects to 1 megawatt, which would enable more [...]
Woodstock net-metering deal underway
By DAVID CORRIVEAU Valley News Staff Writer Tuesday, July 30, 2019 The meter is running, at last, on Woodstock’s latest effort to reduce its carbon footprint and lower its electric bills [...]
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