... Next came the solar garden, which allows residents to purchase solar
panels — at a reduced cost — in the cooperative’s growing solar array
behind the company’s main building. The value of power generated on the
panels is then deducted from the customer’s electric bill.
Maria Urice, a consultant who helps coordinate and market the
cooperative’s renewable and energy efficiency efforts, said the solar
garden was an immediate success.
“We offered 20 (panels) and they were sold out in less than a week,” she said. “We ended up tripling the offer.”
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