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21 Virginia Schools Now Using Solar to Lower Carbon Footprint - Vimarsana News

21 Virginia Schools Now Using Solar to Lower Carbon Footprint

(Credit: Pixabay) Twenty-one schools across Virginia are reducing their carbon footprints by powering their operations with solar energy through a partnership between BrightSuite Solar, a subsidiary of Dominion Energy, and Sun Tribe. This partnership brings together two of Virginia’s leading renewable energy companies and their expertise in financing and installation to help school divisions meet their clean energy goals. The solar arrays at schools in Arlington, Fluvanna, Hanover, King William, Newport News, Powhatanand, and Virginia Beach are being installed in partnership with S...

Do Hominoids Dream of Solar Sheep? - Vimarsana News

Do Hominoids Dream of Solar Sheep?

Everybody has a favorite topic to bring up at parties when someone who knows them only vaguely and can’t remember what line of work they’re in seeks clues by asking, “So what have you been up to lately?” “Advocating for offshore wind!” I used to respond brightly, which is why I wasn’t that popular at parties even before the pandemic. But I got my longed-for turbines when Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and Dominion Energy committed to developing 2,600 megawatts of offshore wind by the middle of this decade. So now I’m campaigning for another cutting-edge technology, or rather,...

Do hominoids dream of solar sheep? - Virginia Mercury - Vimarsana News

Do hominoids dream of solar sheep? - Virginia Mercury

Virginia Mercury The more a solar facility looks and operates like an agricultural use, the easier it will be to integrate it into the rural landscape, writes Ivy Main. (Photo courtesy Furman University) Everybody has a favorite topic to bring up at parties when someone who knows them only vaguely and can’t remember what line of work they’re in seeks clues by asking, “So what have you been up to lately?” “Advocating for offshore wind!” I used to respond brightly, which is why I wasn’t that popular at parties even before the pandemic. But I got my longed-for turbines when Virgini...