Renewable energy developer Green Lantern Solar has completed the construction of the Brighton solar project located in Brighton, Vermont and has sold the array to Sea Oak Capital.

The project is located in a closed area of a family run sand and gravel field, transforming the previously barren land into clean energy. The 500 kW AC solar project provides services to nearby farms, Brighton town, and Newport Ambulance Service Center. Newport Ambulance Service Center is a non-profit regional ambulance service center covering 18 towns in three counties.

David Carpenter, Vice President of Development and Chief Legal Officer of Green Lantern Solar, said, "This project embodies our mission of providing clean energy, providing a generational source of income for landowners, supporting local businesses, and revitalizing underutilized space. We not only have the opportunity to develop this project, but also help landowners fully comply with existing land use permits in the process. We are pleased to see the entire commercial ecosystem surrounding this project thriving under the management of Sea Oak Capital

Green Lantern has sold over six Vermont solar projects to Sea Oak Capital.

Dan Poydenis, CEO of Sea Oak Capital, said, "Community solar projects are the cornerstone of our growth strategy. Our partnership with Green Lantern Solar has consistently achieved significant results, supporting Vermont's renewable energy goals while bringing meaningful energy cost savings to local businesses