PUSH Buffalo

GreenSpark Solar is partnering with PUSH Buffalo to bring clean solar energy to their new affordable housing project.

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4 Things to Know For Building With Solar in Mind

With Governor Hochul’s recent proposal to achieve at least 10 GW of solar by 2030—and her proposed legislation for all new building construction to reach zero-emissions by 2027—it’s never been more important for developers to put a focus on green design

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Novis Renewables, LLC

GreenSpark provided the primary engineering, procurement, and construction services for five projects owned and developed by Novis Renewables, LLC, totaling 37.5 MWs. The projects span across several locations throughout New York State.  "All projects have been conceived with a strong community engagement approach. For the first 25 years of operation, revenues from the three projects will be generated and contracted via the Value of Distributed Energy Resources (VDER) community solar program, which allows commercial and residential subscribers to utilize bill credits generated by the project. These bill credits are allocated towards subscribers’ electricity bill, typically lowering monthly electricity costs by…

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Cornell University

Powering Cornell University's Residence Halls with Solar Energy In 2020, Cornell University, located in Ithaca, New York, announced a 1 megawatt power purchase agreement to construct five solar arrays on the rooftops of its North Campus Residential Expansion. GreenSpark was chosen as the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) provider, and Kendall Sustainable Infrastructure (KSI) owns the project. https://greensparksolar.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/TGW_GS_Cornell-KSI-DroneFootage_v1_10192021.mp4 The solar power from this project will reduce Cornell’s carbon footprint by providing about 35% of the power needed for the new buildings. The energy generated represents a tenfold increase in the on-campus rooftop solar capacity and supports the University’s Climate Action Plan target…

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