Peacham, Vermont, is having a Solarbration for its new community solar facility that started providing clean energy to residents last month.
, but it will have a big impact on the people and business who make their homes in the area.
“I worked in the oil and gas industry for about 40 years. I thought the work was valuable and I enjoyed it. Time has gone forward and I think everybody is aware of the changes in the climate and I’m convinced that we as a nation, as a world, have to do something about that,” he says. . The organization says it now has fields in 45 towns. Combined, those fields are equivalent to every Vermont household having a 100-square-foot pollinator garden.. It faces the right direction and has the right pitch to receive the maximum amount of sunlight available in the area. There are two rows of solar panels set far enough apart so the front row does not shade the row behind. The land in between is where the pollinator species will be planted.
A community solar installation avoids all those negative considerations. Subscribers get to enjoy all the benefits of solar power while someone else takes care of designing the system, finding a contractor to construct it, obtaining permits, arranging for a connection to the utility grid, and so forth.
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