Photo credit:  Neil Dixon

The 1-Megawatt Ferrisburgh Solar Farm is Vermont’s largest solar project to-date.  Check out our Public View Website to see how it all works:

  http://pomerleau.kiosk-view.com/ferrisburgh

The Ferrisburgh Solar Farm is on line!  We are honored and excited to be at the forefront of solar power in the great state of Vermont.

In the few short months since this project was conceived, we have come a long way – and so has solar power.  As you may notice, our original presentation (see the “Original Presentation Slide Show” tab) referenced the installation of 5,200 solar panels; the number then necessary to produce 1 megawatt of power.  In the end, how many solar panels are we using to generate 1 megawatt?  3,806! That’s how quickly this technology is advancing.

The Ferrisburgh Solar Farm was NOT designed to look like the State of Vermont.  It just turned out that way! 

One day one of our team members said, “Hey, wait a minute – Check this out!” and held up a site plan, turning it sideways so that north was up.  ”It looks just like Vermont!” 

In the beautiful aerial shot above, note Lake Champlain in the distance.  Any Vermonter knows that Lake Champlain is along the western edge of the state.  So not only is the Ferrisburgh Solar Farm shaped just like Vermont, it even lines up North-South-East-West. 

It was meant to be …