Renewable Connections

Renewable Connections presents itself less like a call-for-a-roof-leak contractor and more like a solar-development company. The company says it was founded in 2018 and, from its Londonderry address, describes its work as community solar, third-party electricity supply, land acquisition for future solar farms, and planned EV charging station installation. That points to a business focused on energy projects and power supply rather than ordinary home repair. Solar is clearly the center of what it does, with the rest of its own description branching into future solar-farm site work and EV charging plans. Before calling, make sure the job you have in mind matches that scope. Someone looking for a conventional residential solar installer should confirm whether Renewable Connections handles on-site installation directly, while commercial landowners or customers interested in community-solar participation should pin down exactly which part of the project the company takes on. It looks like the better fit for people pursuing solar-related energy projects, especially community-solar or development-oriented work. The next step is a practical one: confirm whether they are the developer, the installer, the electricity supplier, or some combination of those roles for your project.