Politics & Government
Chatham Township Considers $275K Solar Contract: What To Know
Township officials will consider a contract for renewable energy projects at three municipal facilities.
CHATHAM TOWNSHIP, NJ — Chatham Township officials will consider a $275,000 professional services contract for solar energy projects at three municipal facilities.
The Township Committee will review the proposed contract during its meeting Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 7:30 p.m.
According to Resolution 2026-180, the proposed contract with Talva Energy covers development, engineering and construction administration for rooftop, carport and floating solar projects.
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Talva Energy submitted its proposal to the township on Sept. 1, 2026, according to the resolution.
The facilities include the Department of Public Works building at 405 Southern Boulevard, wastewater treatment plant at 27 Tanglewood Lane and Municipal Building at 58 Meyersville Road.
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The resolution does not identify which solar installations are planned for each facility or specify the total cost of the projects beyond the proposed $275,000 services contract.
Residents can review the meeting agenda and documents on the township website.
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