Located in South Burlington, the solar farm consists 382 AllSun solar trackers that placed in a position perpendicular with the sun.
The pole-mounted trackers, produced by AllEarth Renewables, use iPhone GPS and wireless technology to actively follow the sun throughout the day, producing about 40% more energy than fixed solar.
An estimated 2.91 million annual kWh of power generated by the installation will be sold to Vermont’s sustainably priced energy development program, as part of the state’s standard offer program.
AllEarth Renewables CEO and founder David Blittersdorf said the project not only produces renewable energy from the sun, it creates local clean energy jobs.
"We have innovated and refined our AllSun Tracker so it can be affordably used to power homes or businesses, and at the same time make up a utility-sized farm like this project in South Burlington," Blittersdorf said.
