Poverty Plains Solar Open House

Set on a 20-acre former gravel pit off Poverty Plains Road in Warner, this $10 million project features 12,000 solar panels capable of generating enough clean electricity to power over 1,000 New England homes. It's a remarkable example of what's possible when local landowners, municipalities, and mission-driven developers work together to reimagine underutilized land.

Come see it for yourself. Hear how the project came together, and meet the people making it happen - from the team at Encore Renewable Energy to representatives from the Community Power Coalition of NH, the nonprofit bringing together more than 60 municipalities to share in the benefits of local solar.

This project matters beyond its size. New Hampshire currently generates only about 2% of its electricity from solar - the lowest share in New England. Poverty Plains is a signal that this can change, and that communities across the Granite State can take ownership of their…