Community Solar News

August 15, 2017

Posted in Ask OPALCO, Community Solar, Renewable Energy

Co-ops across the country are building more Community Solar, and getting much more attention. Check out this article from Green Tech Media:

Rural Co-Ops and Public Utilities Have Voluntarily Built Nearly 100MW of Community Solar. Here’s Why:

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