Support for Community Solar in Upstate NY

Do you support locally generated clean energy that can cut 10% off your electric bill? 💰
The Town of Chenango is holding a public hearing on March 8th to consider a possible moratorium on solar developments. Do you agree or disagree?
Colonie-based Cipriani Energy Group’s has proposed to build a ground-mounted solar facility located at 10 Grandview Dr. Binghamton, NY. ⚡️🔌
♻️ Provides clean, emission-free electricity
💵 Can reduce residential utility bills by as much as 10%
❌ Includes a “decommissioning plan” that leaves no trace
Chenango residents are encouraged to attend or submit comments to the Town Board.
Do you support clean energy?
Send your letter of support to:
Lizanne Tiesi-Korinek
Town Clerk, Town of Chenango
[email protected]

For further information or if you have questions, contact [email protected]

Do you support locally generated clean energy that can cut 10% off your electric bill? 💰

The Town of Malone is holding a public hearing on November 16 on Colonie-based Cipriani Energy Group’s proposal to build a ground-mounted solar facility located at 176 Bare Hill Rd, Malone, NY. ⚡️🔌

♻️ Provides clean, emission-free electricity
💵 Can reduce residential utility bills by as much as 10%
🧾 Produces $10,000 annual tax revenue for 35 years
❌ Includes a “decommissioning plan” that leaves no trace
🔍 Hidden from view, not close to the river, and no residential area nearby

Malone residents are encouraged to attend or submit comments to the Town Board.

Sound like something you can support?

Send your letter of support to:

Jean Marlow, Town Clerk
27 Airport Rd., Malone, NY 12953
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 518-483-4740

For further information or if you have questions, contact [email protected] or call (518) 223-9963.

The Town of Malone held a public hearing on June 22nd to vote on Colonie-based Cipriani Energy Group’s proposal to build a ground-mounted solar facility located at 176 Bare Hill Rd, Malone NY. Here is key information about the proposed solar facility:

• Provides clean, emission-free electricity
• Can reduce residential utility bills by as much as 10%
• Produces $5,000 per megawatt in annual tax revenue, for 35 years
• Includes a “decommissioning plan” that leaves no trace
• All steel for solar panels are recycled
• Hidden from community view, not close to the river, and no residential area nearby
• Project is smaller in scale, only 2 megawatts
• Bare Hill Road project site is only 15 acres
• Less than ½ acre is prime farmland, with setbacks between the fencing and the panels, final number will be in the 0-1/4 acre range
• Glare analysis has been performed and the project passes
• Project will be subscribed as community Solar by NOCO a 75+ year old New York company. http://www.noco.com/green/

The public hearing remains open and anyone who wishes to submit their comments to the Town may still do so in writing until July 12th.

We are asking residents and business owners who support renewable energy and want to lower their utility bills to send a letter to the town board regarding this community solar project to voice their support. Could we count on yours?

Please send your letter of support to:
Jean Marlow, Town Clerk
27 Airport Rd., Malone, NY 12953
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 518-483-4740

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