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Company Innovator Profile: Revision Energy - Setting the Standard for Energy Innovation

ReVision Energy is an employee-owned certified B Corp. that has been helping organizations and individuals transition to renewable energy since 2003. Recognized as the No. 1 Solar + Storage Installer in New England, the company delivers customized solar and storage solutions that reduce costs, improve resilience, and advance sustainability goals.

THE INNOVATION STORY:
ReVision Energy serves commercial property owners, municipalities, nonprofits, businesses, and homeowners with integrated renewable energy solutions. What makes our organization unique is our employee-owned structure, 23+ year tenure in the industry, and expertise in combining solar, battery storage, and EV charging into comprehensive energy strategies. As the region’s top-ranked solar-plus-storage installer, we help transform energy infrastructure from a utility expense into a strategic business asset. Leveraging decades of experience in commercial solar incentives, we guide clients through the complexities of tax credits, rebates, and regulatory programs to maximize project economics.

OUR INNOVATIVE APPROACH
At ReVision Energy, innovation means helping clients unlock greater value from their energy infrastructure. Rather than focusing solely on energy generation, we develop integrated solutions to optimize long-term financial and opera

tional performance. A growing area of focus is on-site battery storage, which allows commercial and industrial facilities to reduce costly demand charges that can account for more than half of a monthly utility bill.

As utility rate structures continue to evolve, energy storage enables customers to strategically charge batteries when electricity rates are low and use stored energy during peak pricing periods. This approach can significantly reduce operating expenses while improving resilience and lessening dependence on diesel generators. By combining technical expertise, with customized design and energy strategies, our team helps organizations lower costs, strengthen energy security, and achieve ambitious sustainability objectives.

DELIVERING MEASURABLE RESULTS
ReVision Energy’s innovative approach has produced measurable results for both clients and the organization. In 2026, the company earned recognition as the No. 1 Solar + Storage Installer in New England, the No. 1 Solar Installer in New England, and the No. 5 Solar Installer in the United States, demonstrating industry-leading expertise and deployment capabilities. For customers, like the Kenzi at Bartlett Station, our integrated solar and battery storage systems help reduce utility expenses, and mitigate demand charges. Energy storage solutions provide additional value by enabling facilities to shift energy consumption away from peak-rate periods, resulting in ongoing operational savings.

LOOKING AHEAD
ReVision Energy is excited about the continued growth of battery storage and emerging renewable energy technologies. We are closely monitoring developments related to data center expansion throughout the Northeast and the increasing demand for resilient, cost-effective energy solutions. We are also encouraged by innovations such as balcony solar and the growing trend of manufacturers onshoring solar and battery component production in the United States. As the clean energy landscape evolves, our team remains committed to helping customers capitalize on new technologies that lower costs, improve resilience, and accelerate the transition to a sustainable energy future.

COMPANY SNAPSHOT:

HEADQUARTERS: South Portland, Maine

FOUNDED: 2003

NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES: 400

MARKETS SERVED: Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts

INNOVATION FOCUS: Future Ready Solutions, Cost Stabilization

WEBSITE: www.revisionenergy.com

LEADERSHIP TEAM

  • Fortunat Mueller, Founder and CEO
  • Janice DiPietro, President and COO
  • Sam Lavallee, CFO
  • James Hasselbeck, CTO
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