Coventry Public Schools used TitanGen and CCM to issue an RFP for solar development services at Coventry High School, targeting reduced electricity operating expenses via on-site generation. Following the competitive process, Greenskies Clean Energy of North Haven was identified as providing the most advantageous bid and is slated to own, operate, and maintain a 606 kW DC solar system under a 20‑year Power Purchase Agreement. 174/kWh, generating roughly 40000 in annual savings and over 1100000 in projected lifetime savings, with zero out‑of‑pocket capital cost.Construction is expected in summer 2027, and Greenskies must begin spending on development before July 5, 2026 to safe‑harbor the 40% Federal Investment Tax Credit under the NRES incentive program. This is a decided award but signals potential needs for owner’s rep, structural/electrical coordination, monitoring, and long‑term O&M coordination, as well as a model the district could replicate at other schools.

Project relies on Eversource NRES incentive and 40% Federal Investment Tax Credit; PPA template previously negotiated by Shipman & Goodwin may be reused to limit legal costs.