- International BrokerageLatest DevelopmentMary O'Donnell has been selling utility-scale, shovel ready solar projects around the globe through her latest company, Clean Power Inc. Some of the countries include the Philippines, Dominican Republic, and Japan. In addition, we have listings in every major market in the world.
Our Process
We have a network of industry insiders and innovators who have identified unique opportunities around the globe. What makes us unique is we screen projects that meet our high standards of:
- feasibility
- profitability
- expectations of success
We add value by applying global best practices to optimize project value and transact ability. By the time we present the projects to our buyer and investor network, the sale is imminent to any qualified party.
For Project Developers interested in finding the tailor-made institutional buyers and financiers, please contact Mary O'Donnell:phone: USA 1-617-688-6088email: mary@nofossilfuel.comskype: mod332s - Dartmouth Solar6 MW PV array using Canadian Solar panels and SMA Inverters. The site was built at an existing cranberry farm. The Power Purchase Agreements are signed with both the Town of Carver and Silver Lake Regional School District. The project was developed by No Fossil Fuel Dartmouth Solar, and was sold to Ameresco. EPC services were provided by locally owned Beaumont Solar.
- Marshfield SolarNo Fossil Fuel Marshfield Solar is a 3.99 MW solar array, commissioned in December of 2013 on a privately owned landfill with Yingli Panels and SMA 750 Inverters.
The project was developed by No Fossil Fuel Marshfield Solar and is now Owned and Operated by Washington Gas Electric Systems. The EPC services were provided by Sundurance Energy.
The Town of Marshfield is the net metering municipal off-taker. The Town of Marshfield stands to save $2,000,000 in energy costs over the next 20 years. The amount of power generated from the facility is enough to power 500 homes.
- Kingston WindCommissioned February 2012, Kingston Wind is No Fossil Fuel’s flagship renewable energy development project. It is a 6MW farm compromising of three Gamesa 2.0 MW G90 turbines. In the first 3 years of production it has powered the equivalent of 4,309 homes a year on average. Within that same time, Kingston Wind offset 109,924,159.1 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions that would have been generated by an electric plant using fossil fuel as a fuel source. To put things in perspective, this carbon dioxide amount is the equivalent of 4,707 cars producing emissions for an entire year.No Fossil Fuel sells all Mass Class I RECs produced by No Fossil Fuel Kingston Wind to third parties.Filmmaker Christopher Harting and dancer Isabel Mallon really captured the majestic quality of our turbines in this short film! Please enjoy "Windancer" in the section above.
- Greenway Farm
Greenway Farm is self-sustaining, all natural vegetable farm that was started in 2013 and is staffed by a group of local teens from Sacred Heart and Silver Lake Regional School District. Currently 3 acres of crops and 2 greenhouses. The farm is completely self sustaining, and we make our own compost from our chickens, vegetables, and worms. Our gardens are completely natural and we fertilize the soil with our own worm farm.
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Check out the Greenway Farm at the 1st Annual Kingston Waterfront Festival at Grays Beach! - Facebook Twitter Linked In
