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Solar for Nonprofits: Orleans Commercial Solar Installation
We enjoy helping those that serve our community, and we love installing solar for nonprofits. The Church of the Holy Spirit in Orleans recently chose to go solar with us. Now, this Cape Cod church’s ground mounted solar array will produce over 84,000 kWh of clean energy each year. A local landmark Since the 1930s,…
Read MoreSolar for Nonprofits: Chatham Commercial Solar Installation
We love installing solar for nonprofits. St. Christopher’s Church in Chatham recently chose to go solar with us. Now, this Cape Cod church’s roof saves the organization $12,500 in annual electricity costs. Their commercial solar panel installation will produce over 36,000 kWh of clean energy each year – enough to offset the greenhouse gas emissions…
Read MoreWellfleet Commercial Solar: Cape Cod Commercial Solar Installation
We recently completed this Wellfleet commercial solar installation on beautiful Preservation Hall. This Cape Cod nonprofit’s unused roof space will now generate over $5,000 in electricity savings every year! Prez Hall’s new solar array will produce enough clean energy to offset the greenhouse gas emissions from more than 1.4 million smartphones charged each year. Support…
Read MoreSolar for Nonprofits: Cape Cod Village in Orleans
We recently partnered with Luminous Solar and Cape Cod Village in Orleans to help this nonprofit go solar. Solar for Cape Cod nonprofits doesn’t always make financial sense. First, most nonprofit organizations must allocate their money to their missions. Also, nonprofits don’t have a tax liability, rendering these benefits useless to them. However, reducing operating…
Read MoreSolar For Nonprofits: The No-Cost Way to Go Green
Cape Cod’s nonprofit organizations can reap the rewards of solar energy – without the costs. Since 2015, our partner Luminous Solar LLC has been using local investment to help Cape Cod nonprofits go solar. In addition to providing value, Luminous’s model also keeps all the energy dollars within the community, improving the Cape’s environment and…
Read MoreProvincetown Center for Coastal Studies Unveils New Solar Array by Cape Cod Today
Not-for-profit ocean research org goes green, reduces carbon footprint By Matilda Brown The solar array at the Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies (PCCS) has been officially unveiled, despite having been in operation for the last four months. According to Luke Hinkle, the President of My Generation Energy, Inc. , the company that installed the panels…
Read MoreThe Marine Biological Laboratory; The Solution for Solar at a Nonprofit
We are thrilled to work with the Marine Biological Laboratory to achieve the sustainability goals for their organization. The employees of My Generation Energy and the member investors of Unutility Electric MMXC thank this significant institution for the opportunity to participate so integrally with their mission.
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