Our First Annual Impact Report
Dig in to our benchmark report!
In the recent years the company has gone through notable evolutions and increasing scale of our work. Now, more than ever, we recognize the need to measure our impact across key areas to ensure we’re delivering the greatest possible impact through our work and our operations.
We Are Guided by Our Values
Work for smart & sustainable company growth that balances people, planet, profit
Deliver best-in-class service by setting the highest standards for quality & care for our stakeholders
Create local job opportunities and an inclusive collaborative workplace that values each other as equals
Care deeply for the local communities in which we work and live
Prioritize beneficial and equitable social, environmental and economic outcomes
Our Mission:
Expertly and efficiently EPC (engineer, procure & construct) renewable energy projects to strengthen the reliability of our region’s clean energy system.
Our Vision:
An equitable and sustainable transformation of the New England region into a national model of renewable energy.
What it means for us to be B Corp
Recognizing that our stakeholders and partners are prioritizing a broader concept of business success, we started on the rigorous path towards B Corp Certification a few years ago. In April of 2023, Norwich Technologies and all of our business units – including Norwich Solar, Norwich EV and RunTime Solar – proudly joined the ranks of purpose-led businesses that meet high verified standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability.
B Corp Impact Areas of social and environmental responsibility criteria reflect our company’s values, and we are integrating them into the fabric of our organization, so the principles are acted upon in what we do every day.

OUR COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY
In addition to the direct positive impact of our renewable energy projects, Norwich Solar supports many local organizations and nonprofits. Norwich Solar supports local job creation, increased energy independence, and reduced pollution while following socially responsible business practices.
We select these opportunities based on the following criteria:
- Promotes the adoption of renewable energy
- Addresses climate change
- Fosters growth of the clean energy industry
- To limited extents, supports a local nonprofit that is important to an employee

GREENWAY INSTITUTE
Greenway is building a disruptively different approach to undergraduate engineering education that will better serve students, industry, and the world. Still in the early stages of program development, they are creating a new kind of engineering education. Hands-on from Day 1. Ready for a world of AI and climate change. Deeply integrated with industry. And radically affordable.
VERMONT BUSINESSES FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
VBSR is a statewide, nonprofit business association with a mission to foster a business ethic in Vermont that recognizes the opportunity and responsibility of the business community to set a high standard for protecting the natural, human, and economic environments of our citizens.
RENEWABLE ENERGY VERMONT
Renewable Energy Vermont represents businesses, non-profits, utilities, and individuals committed to reducing our reliance on dirty fossil fuels by increasing clean renewable energy and energy efficiency in Vermont. Together, we will achieve 90% total renewable energy (electric, thermal, transportation) before 2050.
MAINE RENEWABLE ENERGY ASSOCIATION
The Maine Renewable Energy Association (MREA) is a not-for-profit association of renewable energy producers, suppliers of goods and services to those producers, and other supporters of the industry. MREA leads the local and statewide policy debate on renewable energy generation in Maine, and works to ensure our efforts are united with those of our member companies. Acting as the eyes and ears of the industry is what MREA does best.
CLEAN ENERGY NH
Clean Energy NH builds relationships among people and organizations using a fact-based approach that offers objective, balanced, and practical insights for transforming the Granite State’s clean energy economy and sustaining its citizens’ way of life. They work with policymakers, businesses, municipal staff, and individuals to promote, educate, and advocate for clean energy and energy efficiency policies.
VECAN
VECAN is the network of over 100 Vermont town energy committees and the organizations that support them. Town energy committees are leading a powerful grassroots response to the pressing need to be more energy-efficient and generate more in-state renewable energy while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

PUBLIC RADIO
Norwich Solar is a firm believer in the importance of independent local media and in-depth coverage of legislation and public policy in crucial issues of energy, as well as health care, the economy, the environment, and education in our region. That’s why we enthusiastically support Vermont Public, Maine Public, and NHPR as underwriters.

GOVERNOR'S INSTITUTES OF VERMONT
The Governor’s Institutes of Vermont offers a variety of fun, immersive, residential summer learning programs hosted at college campuses all over the state. Each Institute focuses on a unique area of interest and introduces students to mentors and friends who will help them pursue their passions and transform their futures. We sponsor the Engineering program
VERMONT WORKS FOR WOMEN
Norwich Solar is proud to support Vermont Works for Women and their programs. We sponsor the Women Can Do expo. Every year, hundreds of students attend Women Can Do to meet local employers, learn to use a variety of tools and equipment, and expand their sense of what’s possible in education and career pathways.
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL AT DARTMOUTH-HITCHCOCK
As New Hampshire’s only comprehensive, full-service children’s hospital, the Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock (CHaD) provides an extended system of care that offers advanced pediatric services. CHaD is recognized by the Children’s Hospital Association as a “children’s hospital within a hospital”.
