Small Hydro Offers Predictable, Reliable, Low Cost Power Albany, N.Y. — Gravity Renewables, an owner and operator of renewable energy projects across the country, has secured the first 10 million kilowatt hours per year in small hydro agreements through its partnership with the Municipal Gas and Electric Alliance (MEGA).

First-of-Its-Kind Agreement with Gravity Renewables Will Provide College Reliable, Predictable Low-Cost Energy for Decades Saratoga Springs, N.Y. — Skidmore College and Gravity Renewables have established a first-of-its-kind agreement that will enable the College to meet 18 percent of its energy needs with the power generated at the historic Chittenden Falls Hydroelectric Facility in Columbia County. The new agreement will significantly reduce[…] Read the Article

Gravity’s First Vermont Hydroelectric Facility Generates 2.5 Million Kilowatt Hours/Year Springfield, VT – Gravity Renewables, an owner and operator of renewable energy projects across the country, has completed its acquisition of the Comtu Falls Hydroelectric Project located on the Black River in Springfield, Vermont.

Boulder, CO – Gravity Renewables, Inc., an investor-backed owner, operator, and developer of small hydroelectric power plants in the United States, today named JR Shaw, Founder and Executive Chair of Shaw Communications Inc., as Chairman of the Board.

Gravity Renewables completed its acquisition of Pawtucket No. 2 Hydroelectric Facility, which is housed in the historic Bridge Mill Power Plant on the Blackstone River. The site first generated electricity in 1896 and served as the main source of power for Pawtucket as well as neighboring Woonsocket. In 1983, the Bridge Mill Power Plant was[…] Read the Article

Gravity Renewables, Inc. has been chosen to be the preferred provider of power generated by small hydro plants to a leading consortium of New York municipalities and counties.

Gravity Renewables completed its acquisition of Haw River Hydro Co., the owner of the Saxapahaw hydroelectric facility in North Carolina.  The plant is located on the Haw River and currently generates enough electricity to power 592 homes for a year.