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Pisgah Energy has completed a 680-kW solar installation for the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas in Belmont, North Carolina, according to a news item from Pisgah.
While developing the project, Pisgah Energy found that the City of Belmont’s land development ordinances did not permit ground-mounted solar installations. The company’s team and Sisters of Mercy staff spent many months working to obtain an amendment allowing ground-mounted solar within the city limits. Belmont ultimately approved the text amendment, and the Sisters of Mercy can now meet 30% of their campus energy needs with solar power, while solar opportunities have widened for others in the city.
Pisgah Energy president Evan Becka said the project involved challenges ranging from updating city ordinances to working around complex underground infrastructure. He said he was impressed throughout by the Sisters of Mercy’s commitment to realizing their vision and described it as an honor to help move them closer to achieving zero greenhouse gas emissions.
The system uses Qcells panels and SMA inverters.
Sister Judith Frikker, RSM, a member of the Institute Leadership Team of the Sisters of Mercy, said the order is committed to doing its part to make life on Earth sustainable for future generations. She said the Sisters of Mercy have called on themselves to align their institutional practices with actions addressing the urgent climate crisis, and that much work remains and will only be effective through collaboration. She expressed gratitude to everyone who worked over the past few years to make the step possible.
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