Green Lantern Solar has successfully completed the sale of eight 500 kW net-metered solar projects in Vermont to Sea Oak Capital, LLC. These community solar initiatives, situated in Green Mountain Power (GMP) and Vermont Electric Cooperative (VEC) territories, represent a significant milestone in the state’s renewable energy ambitions. The projects cater to diverse stakeholders, including family farms, dairy farms, retailers, hospitality businesses, and recreational facilities. Overcoming challenges such as winter construction and archaeological sensitivity, each project, from Londonderry to Brighton.
Green Lantern Solar sells eight solar projects to Sea Oak Capital
Sea Oak Capital acquires 8 solar projects from Green Lantern in Vermont. (Image Credit: Green Lantern)
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