10-Acre Solar Facility Lowers Energy Bills At Treatment Plant

A small Maryland city’s clean-water plant provides a site for a 2.1 MW solar photovoltaic system with benefits that spread throughout the community.
10-Acre Solar Facility Lowers Energy Bills At Treatment Plant
The 2.1 MW solar plant is the largest municipally-owned system in Maryland. It will help power the wastewater treatment plant and other buildings in the city, reducing the municipal electric bill by about 17 percent.

The Pocomoke City Wastewater Treatment Facility isn’t the only beneficiary of a new solar photovoltaic installation in its small Maryland community. The 2.1 MW solar plant, the state’s largest municipally owned system, benefits other city facilities while also helping several...

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