Michael Guidicelli paid $1.96 million for the nine-building, 375,000-square-foot complex in February and plans to spend several million more on exterior improvements before marketing it for industrial, office and commercial uses.
Plans to develop one of New England’s largest battery-storage facilities in the rural northeast corner of Connecticut fizzled in part due to the developer’s unease with rising tariffs and President Donald J. Trump’s rollback of federal incentives.