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ReVision Energy recognized as the No. 1 Solar + Storage Installer in New England

South Portland, ME ReVision Energy, the employee-owned renewable energy company founded in 2003, has been recognized as the No. 1 Solar + Storage Installer in New England and No. 13 on Solar Power World’s 2026 Top Solar + Storage Installers list nationwide, reinforcing the company’s leadership in delivering integrated energy solutions that help commercial property owners improve operating performance, resilience, and long-term asset value.

The company was also recognized as the No. 1 solar installer in New England and No. 5 solar installer in the United States on Solar Power World’s 2026 Top Solar Installers list, one of the industry’s most respected benchmarks of installation capacity and project activity.

As energy costs become increasingly complex and volatile, commercial property owners are seeking solutions that do more than lower utility bills. Battery storage provides a strategic tool for managing energy expenses, reducing demand charges, optimizing onsite energy use, and creating new revenue opportunities through demand response participation. With experience deploying solar and storage projects, ReVision Energy helps real estate owners transform energy infrastructure into a valuable asset that supports long-term financial returns, operational resilience, and sustainability goals.

“Being recognized as the No. 1 Solar + Storage Installer in New England reflects the expertise and dedication of our employee-owners and our commitment to helping organizations take greater control of their energy future,” said Janice DiPietro, president of ReVision Energy. “Commercial property owners are increasingly seeking solutions that reduce operating expenses, protect against utility volatility, support sustainability goals, and improve resilience. Solar paired with battery storage is becoming an essential component of modern real estate strategy.”

In addition to its regional and national rankings, ReVision Energy was named the No. 1 solar contractor in Maine and New Hampshire and the No. 4 solar installer in Massachusetts, reflecting the company’s continued strength across commercial, community solar, utility-scale, municipal, nonprofit, and residential markets.

Published annually by Solar Power World, the Top Solar Installers and Top Solar + Storage Installers lists recognize leading contractors throughout the United States based on installation volume and project activity. The rankings provide a comprehensive measure of industry leadership across residential, commercial, community solar, and utility-scale sectors.

Since its founding in 2003, ReVision Energy has grown into one of the country’s largest employee-owned renewable energy companies. As a Certified B Corp., the company helps businesses, property owners, municipalities, and nonprofits lower energy costs and reduce carbon emissions through solar energy systems, battery storage, heat pumps, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, and other clean energy technologies.

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