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Solar arrays extend into the horizon at the site of a former landfill in Derry.
Representatives of Encore Renewable Energy, the town of Derry, the Derry NetZero Task Force, and a representative from U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen’s office cut the ribbon at the Derry renewable energy project.
Encore Renewable Energy Founder and President Chad Farrell speaks at the groundbreaking for Derry’s new municipal solar array.
Town Administrator Mike Fowler commends the Net Zero Task Force and others involved in the solar project.
Solar arrays extend into the horizon at the site of a former landfill in Derry.
Representatives of Encore Renewable Energy, the town of Derry, the Derry NetZero Task Force, and a representative from U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen’s office cut the ribbon at the Derry renewable energy project.
Encore Renewable Energy Founder and President Chad Farrell speaks at the groundbreaking for Derry’s new municipal solar array.
Town Administrator Mike Fowler commends the Net Zero Task Force and others involved in the solar project.
DERRY — A new solar array that is now pumping power into the New England grid will save the town a projected $4 million in electricity for municipal buildings over the next 25 years.
The town celebrated the project with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Sept. 1.
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