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U.S. Light Energy (USLE) is New York based distributed generation energy development company specializing in Community Solar facilities and renewable energy solutions.
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Featured USLE Projects
Sugar Hill Solar Farm
Serving National Grid customers in the NY Capital Region, the Sugar Hill Solar Farm is the first community solar farm developed in Clifton Park,...
Denmark Community Solar Farm | Solar Land Lease Opportunities in New York
The Denmark Community Solar Project, located in Denmark, NY, is the Town of Denmark’s first...
Maple Tap Solar Farm: Solar Land Lease in Martinsburg, NY
The Maple Tap Community Solar project is smaller than many of our other projects, at just 2.8MWdc,...
Flat Rock Solar Farm: Solar Land Lease in Martinsburg, NY
This 7.2MWdc project on former farmland in Martinsburg, NY, began providing clean solar energy to...
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Leasing Land for Solar Farm: Your Ultimate Guide
As the need and desire for renewable energy grows nationwide,...
What is a Safe Distance to Live From a Solar Farm?
Understanding Solar Farms: Solar farms, also known as solar power...
Solar Land Lease Rates: How Much Do Solar Companies Pay to Lease Land?
With nationwide interest in renewable energy growing, available land...
Solar Farms in Pennsylvania: What You Need To Know
As climate change continues to drive our country’s transition from...