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SLO County flips switch on its largest solar energy project

San Luis Obispo County completes solar energy product

San Luis Obispo County SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY, Calif. -- San Luis Obispo County have finally completed a solar energy project at its County Operations Center facility. The County says this is the largest solar project in the area. The 1.2 megawatt ground-mounted solar field is expected to generate enough electricity to avoid 74 million pounds of carbon dioxide, removing 375 gas powered cars from the road annually. The solar field is expected to save the County an estimated $6 million over the 20-year lifespan of the system. In the three years the County has taken on the sustainability initiative to procure 20 percent of its electricity from renewable sources, they have now developed a total of two megawatts of solar energy so far.

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SLO's largest solar project goes live, powering the County and advancing California's clean energy transition

SLO’s largest solar project goes live, powering the County and advancing California’s clean energy transition County of San Luis Obispo The County celebrates the ribbon cutting of the solar system at the County Operations Center and last updated 2021-04-20 15:27:49-04 The County of San Luis Obispo has completed a 1.2 MW ground-mounted solar energy project at its County Operations Center facility. The system is expected to offset 10% of the County’s total energy usage with renewable energy. Developed by ForeFront Power, SLO’s largest solar project includes a total of 3,294 solar modules ground-mounted on 6 acres of land behind the County Honor Farm. The County expects that, over the next 20 years, the project will offset nearly 74 million pounds of carbon dioxide, and yield an estimated $6 million in net savings, which will reduce the County's operating expenses and contribute to renewable energy procurement goals.

The County of San Luis Obispo and ForeFront Power Unveil the County's Largest Solar Energy Project, Advancing a Commitment to California's Clean Energy Future

The County of San Luis Obispo and ForeFront Power Unveil the County's Largest Solar Energy Project, Advancing a Commitment to California's Clean Energy Future Developed, financed, owned, and operated by ForeFront Power, the 1.2 MW ground-mounted solar system is expected to offset 10% of the County's total energy usage with renewable energy News provided by Share this article Share this article SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif., April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The County of San Luis Obispo and ForeFront Power today celebrated the completion of a 1.2 megawatts-DC (MWdc) solar energy project at the County Operations Center. Developed, financed, owned, and operated by ForeFront Power, the project includes a total of 3,294 solar modules ground-mounted on 6 acres of land behind the County Honor Farm and parallel to Calif. State Highway 1.

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Editorial: Dr. Wilma Wooten is our 2020 San Diegan of the Year

As in past years, The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board began discussing candidates for its 2020 San Diegan of the Year well before the year ended. We debated potential choices over multiple Zoom meetings, and we asked members of a weary public for suggestions in recent weeks. Each time, we kept discussing the same person. As in past years, the choice was clear. In 2017, we honored the 20 people who died in the local hepatitis A crisis, whom county officials declined to identify. In 2018, we celebrated U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw for his role in getting the federal government to treat immigrants more fairly and humanely. In 2019, we

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have to deal with if you're in the white house. elizabeth: miles, thank you for joining us, we appreciate having you on. leland: a million people in florida have been preparing for the worst and they're waiting for irma to hit the state with punishing winds and rains. and phil keating in miami beach as the wind is starting to kick up. hi, phil. >> hi, leland. we're in another band beginning now of some serious heavy winds and rain and the county operations center, the emergency eoc, they say 45 to 50 miles per hour wind are slamming the county right now and miami beach announced a curfew goes into effect at 8 p.m. tonight. i'll have more details coming up. boost. it's about moving forward, not back. it's looking up, not down.