Our Impact
81,657
Metric Tons / In Operation
574,900
Metric Tons / In Development
In total, this equates to the amount of carbon removed from the atmosphere, which could power:
156,262
Vehicles
Gasoline-powered passenger vehicles for one year
85,621
Homes
Electricity use for one year
766,550
Acres
Of U.S. forests that would sequester this much carbon in one year
Projects in Operation
St. Anne, IL – 3 Megawatts (Green Field) – Operational
Beecher, IL – 3 Megawatts (Green Field) – Operational
Barre, MA – 2.4 Megawatts (abandoned skihill) – Operational
Devens, MA – 3.7 Megawatts (Water District Land) – Operational
Washington County, MD – 2 Megawatts (capped landfill) – Operational
Washington County, MD – 2 Megawatts (capped landfill) – Operational
Washington County, MD – 2 Megawatts (capped landfill) – Operational
Washington County, MD – 2 Megawatts (capped landfill) – Operational
Maynard, MA – 1.2 Megawatts (Capped landfill) – Operational
Southbridge, MA – 3.4 Megawatts (retired animal research field) – Operational
Lunenburg, MA – 1.2 Megawatts (greenfield) – Operational
Barre, MA – 1.8 Megawatts (greenfield) – Operational
Orange, MA – 2.4 Megawatts (greenfield) – Operational
Brookfield, MA – 0.5 Megawatts (capped landfill) – Operational
Baltimore III, MD – 1.5 Megawatts (building rooftop) – Operational
Baltimore IV, MD – 1.5 Megawatts (building rooftop) – Operational
Baltimore V, MD – 1.5 Megawatts (building rooftop) – Operational
Baltimore VI, MD – 1.5 Megawatts (empty lot) – Operational
Weld County, CO – 200 kilowatts (greenfield) – Operational
Henderson County, IL – 2.0 Megawatts (greenfield) – Operational
Winnebago County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – Operational
Kankee County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – Operational
Kankakee County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – Operational
Will County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – Operational
Kankakee County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – Operational
Amsterdam, NY – 7 Megawatts (greenfield) – Operational
Glenelg, MD – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – Operational
Spafford, NY – 7 Megawatts (greenfield) – Operational
New Hartford, NY – 5 Megawatts (greenfield) – Operational
Projects In Development
Suffolk, VA – 3 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Reedville, VA – 5 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Woodland Ferry, DE – 3 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Beach Highway, DE – 4 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Roxbury, MD – 1.5 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Salisbury Airport, MD – 3.5 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Yuma, CO – 20 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Will County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Kankakee County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Cook County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Albemarle County, VA – 3 Megawatts (Capped Landfill) – In Construction
Champaign County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Will County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Cook County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Pueblo County, CO – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Grundy County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Knox County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Champaign County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Kankakee County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Christian County, IL – 2 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Owasco I and II, NY – 5 and 2.4 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Hopewell Rd, MD– 2.5 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Bethlehem, NY – 5 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Fort Edwards, NY – 5 Megawatts (greenfield) – In Development
Resh, MD – 3.5 Megawatts (landfill) and 1.25 Megawatts (Greenfield) – In Development
Essex, NY – 3.9 Megawatts (Greenfield) – In Development
