Greenskies Clean Energy develops, finances, owns, and operates commercial solar projects for corporate, real estate, public-sector, and utility customers.
A capped landfill in New Haven now hosts a solar installation that generates clean energy and lease revenue. The project is presented as an example of Greenskies' approach to reusing brownfields and capped landfills for distributed solar.
West Hartford advances its goal of running on 100% clean energy by 2050 with a solar array on its Department of Public Works building. Greenskies Clean Focus develops, constructs, owns, and operates the array under a 20-year agreement that runs through 2046. The town buys the solar power under a long-term contract without upfront capital.
Hull Street Energy completed a strategic equity investment in Greenskies Clean Focus on October 16, 2023, in collaboration with existing investor JLC Infrastructure. DLA Piper advised JLC Infrastructure, while Troutman Pepper advised Hull Street Energy.
JLC Infrastructure acquires substantially all assets and employees of Greenskies Renewable Energy in a deal reported by Solar Builder in January 2020, then forms Greenskies Clean Energy through a rebrand. The investment rotates out prior investors and backs expansion of the commercial, industrial, and municipal solar platform.