[SEMCO] solar options talk at sandwich public library on Wed. Nov 9 at 6:30 pm
Tom Stone
tstone at whrc.org
Mon Nov 7 11:14:39 EST 2011
Discussion by: Luke Hinkle
Sandwich Public Library: 142 Main Street, Sandwich MA
Wednesday, November 9, 2011: 6:30pm - 8pm
*No advanced registration required.
Plants have been harvesting solar energy for about a billion years. Yet,
humans have been supplying less than 1% of our energy needs with the
power of the sun. But things are finally changing, and they’re changing
fast.
Why does solar energy make sense now? Because there are so many
different ways to participate. The state and federal governments have
put laws in place to enable creative business models that put solar
energy equipment where it does the most good. One model being developed
on Cape Cod is the Community Solar Garden™, a cooperative approach to
share the costs and benefits of solar. This provides a way for many who
can’t afford the solar equipment or don’t have a good location for solar
exposure to be a part of something great!
See attached.
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Mr. Thomas A. Stone, Senior Research Associate
The Woods Hole Research Center
149 Woods Hole Road, Falmouth, MA 02540-1644
1-508-444-1524 (direct), 1-508-540-9700 (fax)
email: tstone at whrc.org www.whrc.org
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