Chris Pate
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
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NABCEP Photovoltaic Associate
NABCEP: North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners
Issued ExpiresCredential ID PVA-051020-032334
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NABCEP Photovoltaic Associate Certification
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I am the local project ambassador for the Southern Pike Solar project in Noble County. If you have questions about the utility-scale project that represents a $300 million investment in our community to produce 300MW of American made power to add to Indiana's grid - or if you would like to meet the developers - you have many options to make it happen! (See the graphic) People support these projects for many reasons. If any of these resonate with you, please show your support by signing the electronic petition at the link below. Let's show Geenex Solar we support their efforts to invest here! LINK: https://lnkd.in/g8uBvJya PROJECT BENEFITS: - Diversification of agriculture; photovoltaics and farming go together - Steady, reliable income that support local families and preserve farmland - Renewable, clean energy production that helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change - Reduction of dependence on sources of power from outside the region and state - To provide a reliable, predictable source of energy for the local grid - Significant influx of new taxes that support local schools, roads, and quality of life projects - Increased pollinator plantings - under panels - that improve ecosystems - The creation of wildlife habitat and corridors
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Holly R.
Being forced to deal with unwanted noise in your neighborhood can be super stressful and overwhelming. Utility-scale solar projects continue to gain popularity and transform how our energy needs are met. But there's one often overlooked element that needs to be addressed, especially in community solar projects: noise pollution. Inverters are usually the main source of noise in solar installations, often reaching noise levels as high as 80 decibels (similar to the sound of a freight train!) Your choice of inverters will determine whether you'll face complaints from neighbors or gain immense community support for your project, which is crucial for its success. NTS is now representing Siemens inverters, which are designed to operate quietly and efficiently at just 60 decibels (comparable to the sound of a normal conversation). This ensures a more pleasant environment for those nearby and reduces the overall environmental impact. Get in touch with us to start sourcing reliable and highly efficient inverters: https://lnkd.in/eX6f42Jf
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Owens Corning Residential Insulation
Did you know up to $30,000 in Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) incentives are available per household for projects like heat pump upgrades, insulation improvements, and solar installations, potentially saving homeowners thousands per year on utility costs? Learn more from the Insulation Institute!
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WeaveGrid
Curious to learn more about the Baltimore Gas and Electric Smart Charge Management pilot program? Check out "Charging Ahead: Innovations in Smart Charge Management," a conversation between Smart Electric Power Alliance's Carolyn Elaine Dougherty, BGE's Stephanie Leach, and WeaveGrid's Alex Slaymaker. They discuss how BGE and WeaveGrid have been working together, distribution-optimized EV managed charging, and some learnings on incentive design. https://lnkd.in/geFjTn_A
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The Solar Team, LLC
✍️ One Sentence Summary: Uncover how a revolutionary 5.7 MW solar project is set to transform a landfill in Pennsville, New Jersey into a beacon of renewable energy for the community. ✔️Groundbreaking 5.7 MW solar project undergoing in Pennsville, New Jersey, spearheaded by Standard Solar in conjunction with Trinasolar Development Solutions. ✔️The project promises to see the transformation of a landfill into a state-of-the-art solar energy generation hub. ✔️The endeavor caters not only to local homes but empowers low to moderate-income subscribers and local municipal facilities with clean, affordable solar energy The blog post unpacks an innovative and ground-breaking 5.7 MW solar project put forth by Standard Solar and Trinasolar Development Solutions in Pennsville, New Jersey. The project spotlights an ingenious strategy to transform a landfill - historically seen as unusable and neglected land - into a potent source of solar energy. This initiative is a step towards creating spatial solutions for solar projects and rejuvenating areas affected by pollution. Coined under the community solar bill endorsed by Governor Murphy last year, the project is designed to benefit low to moderate-income households. The project, set to commence within the next two years, is expected to be operative by late 2025. Moreover, the utility of such an initiative is not confined to residential users; local municipal facilities can also draw from its clean energy benefits. It anticipates creating local jobs during the construction phase and contributing to the long-term tax revenue. For more information on selling solar virtually across the USA visit www.tstpros.com. 🌞
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