Green Lantern Solar, an innovative and trusted renewable energy developer, has announced the promotion of Jon Sutton to the position of Director of Engineering. Sutton, who previously held the role of Construction Manager at Green Lantern Solar, brings a wealth of experience in leading complex engineering projects, positioning him as a key asset to the company's continued success.
In his new role, Sutton will oversee Green Lantern Solar's engineering division, ensuring that all projects meet the highest standards of quality and efficiency. Alan Pratt, Vice President of Operations at Green Lantern Solar, remarked, "Jon's leadership and technical expertise are poised to be a driving force in advancing Green Lantern Solar's mission to expand sustainable energy solutions through innovation and delivering impactful renewable energy projects."
Sutton is a New England native and a passionate advocate for green energy. He joined Green Lantern Solar in 2021, bringing nearly thirty years of experience in mechanical and electrical engineering, construction management, and renewable energy projects. His extensive background and dedication to the field make him an ideal candidate to lead the company's engineering division.
Green Lantern Solar has a strong track record in the renewable energy sector, having developed over 125 community solar projects. Pratt added, "Our success in developing over 125 community solar projects is a testament to our commitment to sustainability and supporting localized green economies, as well as our ability to attract and empower talented individuals like Jon, who foster excellence, engagement, and partnership throughout our organization."
Since its founding in 2011, Green Lantern Solar has been at the forefront of advancing the development, construction, and operation of community solar projects and commercial solar solutions for various sectors, including municipal, education, healthcare, and government entities. The company works with landowners to revitalize and re-develop low-value sites such as brownfields, landfills, quarries, and other challenging real estate.
