Energy Park Plans Pushing Forward – Citizen’s News

November 11, 2016

BEACON FALLS — Despite a recent setback, plans to build a 63.3 megawatt fuel cell energy park in Beacon Falls are forging ahead.

CT Energy & Technology, a limited liability corporation owned by O&G Industries of Torrington, in 2015 proposed building the energy park on Lopus Road. The project, called Beacon Falls Energy Park, is slated for a 23.8 acre former stone and gravel quarry site.

Betsy Schaefer

Betsy Schaefer joined FuelCell Energy in June 2021 and is Chief Marketing and Sustainability Officer. Previously, she led marketing for IBM’s Watson artificial intelligence product portfolio, helping commercialize Watson from a research project to a major platform with more than 40,000 customers globally. She built a progressive career in the IT industry, with extensive experience in corporate communications, speechwriting, brand management, thought leadership and marketing. Betsy holds a Master’s in Strategic Communications from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Arts from Purdue University.

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