Solar gardens are sprouting in Minnesota.
These innovative solar power projects
allow electric customers to invest in a large array off their property
and own a share of the output, which gets credited to their monthly
bills.
The first solar garden,
a large ground-mounted system, is nearly finished in Rockford, next to
the headquarters of its sponsor, the Wright Hennepin Cooperative
Electric Association, which says it plans to immediately build a second
one.
In Minneapolis,
start-up company MN Community Solar said Thursday that it expects no
shortage of investors for that city’s first planned solar garden atop a
business on E. Lake Street.
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