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From cornfield to solar array: A solar project built by S&C Electric in southwestern Massachusetts for Lodestar Energy has seen a site that used to grow tobacco and corn now producing solar power. Creating a micro-grid showpiece: Panasonic Eco Solutions Canada has created a complete micro-grid 'showpiece'-complemented by a rooftop solar power system-for the Clean Energy Research Lab at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology. Solar power showcase: The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and the National Electrical Contractors Association recently built a high profile solar power project on the roof of their union hall in San Jose that is proving to be a good example of the solar installation skills of both IBEW and NECA members. Wind powering up . . . again: Leeward Renewable Energy is bringing new life to older wind farms, most recently re-powering two of its existing Texas wind farms, Sweetwater 1 and 2, an initiative which has delivered significant efficiency gains. enerG Ask the Experts: With Ask the Experts, enerG poses a topical question involving alternative/renewable energy to three industry representatives. The question in this issue of enerG is: What impact do you think the tariffs on solar panels will have on the industry, and your company? Guest Column: Todd Bluechel on how Solar Power Agreements (SPAs) help non-profits. For the Record: Transmission planners need to account for corporate America's growing demand for renewable energy, say John Kostyack and David Gardiner. |
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Read all about exciting recent projects in enerG back issues!
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