A new 6.6 MW solar plant has been announced to be constructed in Norridgewock, Maine. Dynamic Energy Solutions LLC has released information citing that they have already reached the financial goal for its construction and will be launching in the coming days. The project has been backed by Albertsons Companies who signed an offtake agreement with Dynamic Energy Solutions. Once online, the system is expected to generate more than 8.5 million kWh of clean, renewable energy every year for many of Albertsons’ Shaw’s store locations throughout the Central Maine Power utility territory. In addition to the development and disposition of the project, engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services for the project will also be provided by Dynamic Energy.
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“This system will not only provide the benefits of renewable and clean energy for Albertsons Companies, but also serves the future needs of residents of the state by addressing the threats of climate change. Our team is proud to continue its development work in Maine and support the state’s Renewable Portfolio Standard goal of 100% renewable electricity by 2050,” says Dynamic Energy’s president, John Conley regarding the New 6.6 MW solar plant in Norridgewock.
“Delivering solar energy to our stores in the state aligns with the company’s commitment to continue making a meaningful difference in our neighborhoods and reducing our climate impacts. This project with Dynamic Energy and Soltage represents a major step in working toward our science-based reduction goals,” states Suzanne Long, group vice president of strategic sourcing and ESG at Albertsons Companies. After the land was secured, the solar company introduced its finance partner, Soltage, the national independent power producer. In partnership with Soltage, they have brought over 8 MW of commercially operational solar capacity onto the grid.
