Solar developer Verogy announced the completion of two rooftop solar projects totaling 898 kilowatts of direct current on buildings owned by INDUS Realty Trust at the New England Trade Port (NETP) in Windsor, Connecticut. The 2560 solar modules of the solar cell array installed on the roofs of 110 and 220 Tradeports will provide reliable clean energy and contribute to the state's decarbonization efforts for the next 20 years.

The installation of these rooftop solar arrays is in line with INDUS Realty Trust's sustainability plan, including having a positive impact on the communities where INDUS operates, "said William Herschel, CEO of Verogy. INDUS Realty Trust has set an example for how renewable energy can bring economic and environmental benefits

NETP is a 4.3 million square foot commercial park developed by INDUS Realty Trust. In addition to providing convenient access to Bradley International Airport and the I-91, 1-84, and I-90 corridors, NETP is also part of a federally approved Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ # 71) and airport development zone, offering numerous incentives to eligible tenants. INDUS is committed to enhancing its investment portfolio through environmental practices such as solar installations and energy-saving upgrades.

Michael Gamzon, President and CEO of INDUS Realty Trust, said, "We are pleased to celebrate the completion of the Tradeport 110 and 220 solar facilities. These projects mark an important step forward in improving the environmental sustainability of our investment portfolio. This achievement would not have been possible without the hard work of our team members and the professionals at Verogy and Titan Energy

INDUS Realty Trust has hired Hartford energy consultant Titan Energy to identify and assist in selecting Verogy as the solar development company, which will build, own, and operate solar panels at 110 and 220 Tradeports, and receive incentives from the Connecticut Non Residential Energy Solutions (NRES) program. Titan Energy, Verogy, and INDUS Realty Trust have collaborated to complete the 110 and 220 Tradeport projects.