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The Falmouth Service Center, Falmouth’s Community Food Pantry, is working towards becoming more energy efficient in order to better reach out to those in need. A central component of that includes generating clean, renewable, and local energy right on-site. The center is installing a 4.32 kW photovoltaic system, which will save thousands of dollars in ...

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Written by Lee Roscoe; Photo by Rachael Ligget Beth Draper at Yellowstone in September… Ten years ago, Beth Draper had a vision of a magazine which did not exist and which she had to make happen. Now her invention, CHA Magazine (formerly Cape Healing Arts), is closing. In an interview this week, Draper said the ...

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When: Wednesday February 1st 2012 at 6:30 Where: Truro Public Library  7 Standish Way   North Truro MA PDF Version: Your Solar Options Truro Feb 2012

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All the arrays are in place and the final wiring is being prepared for the big day. On January 20th, the utility transformer will be upgraded at the site to handle all the power produced by the Brewster Community Solar Garden. Its capacity must be doubled to accept the peak output from the system. That ...

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Whether you watched the ball drop in New York’s Time Square, rang in the New Year to a local fireworks display, or fell asleep before 9pm; you probably made a few New Year resolutions. Some of the classic resolutions include: eating better / losing weight / working out, spending more time with family and friends, ...

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Thanks to the Dennis Alternative Energy Committee for the gracious invitation to present at their meeting Monday evening. Andrew Wade presented the technical overview of residential PV systems; Luke Hinkle provided a summary of two alternative methods for citizens and businesses to participate in solar: the Unutility Electric model for providing third-party-ownership solar and the ...

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By Rich Eldred Cape Codder BREWSTER: The twin wind turbines once proposed for Freeman’s Way in Brewster remain only a dream, but town-owned land is about to host the largest solar project on the Outer Cape. “At the end of this week it’s essentially complete,” declared Luke Hinkle, president of MyGenerationEnergy. Hinkle’s company has finished ...

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It’s all coming together. And we got some great press with a half-page article in the Cape Codder newspaper, with a quarter page photo of the project! We’ve been blessed with outstanding weather and a crew that that knows how to work hard and work right.

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By year end, My Generation Energy customers will have produced 1,000,000 kWh of solar power. An impressive number, especially when you consider that it represents hundreds of thousands of dollars in utility savings. And not to be overlooked are the benefits of local, clean, renewable energy. The solar energy produced by My Generation Energy customers ...

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