2024 is sure off to a busy start and we are certainly not complaining. In addition to our regularly scheduled jobs, the weather in the early months of 2024 provided some opportunities for emergency work and generator rentals throughout New England. Our Line crew has spent a considerable amount of time in Maine prepping the […]
As we look ahead to the exciting projects we have on the horizon for 2023, we must also appreciate and reflect on the prosperous year we had while celebrating our 30th year in business. 2022 was a whirlwind but we are grateful to our partners in this industry and the relationships that we have built […]
On June 24th, we came together as a company to collaborate, learn, ask questions and celebrate Island Lighting and Power Systems turning 30 years old! It is rare that we can all gather together with the busy schedule and the majority of employees being in the field most days. This year in particular was a […]
We were recently accepted as a member of NEPPA (New England Public Power Association). The primary goal of NEPPA is “to develop and unite public utility professionals by advancing their knowledge, capabilities, and voice in the public power industry and workplace. ” We are very excited that two of our employees were accepted into the […]
As we look ahead to our 30th year in business, we are grateful for the partnerships we have made over the years as well as the new relationships that we have forged this year. Here is a recap of several of our largest projects in 2021. This past year was certainly filled with many ups […]
” If you build it, they will come.” That quote is from the famous baseball movie, Field of Dreams and is a real life mantra for World Series Park superintendent, Bob Davis. World Series Park was built in Saugus, MA in 2003 and quickly became a premier baseball facility for the city and surrounding communities. […]
We recently finished a Solar Carport project with No Fossil Fuel and CMK Construction in Kingston, MA. What started off as a small project lead to building the largest Solar canopy in New England. It is 4.6 mw and is located on 11.5 acres of already cleared land and will have parking spots available for […]
