BELLINGHAM - About 165 solar panels could go up on the roof of the
Whatcom Museum's Lightcatcher building to convert sunlight into
electricity.
The project would tap into a new state incentive for solar projects that are public-private partnerships, according to Ryan Nelson, resource conservation management specialist at Bellingham Public Works.
Such efforts are known as community solar projects and aim to support the state's emerging green economy. To qualify, such solar operations must go up on a municipal facility and then, typically, be funded through private investors, according to Nelson...
The project would tap into a new state incentive for solar projects that are public-private partnerships, according to Ryan Nelson, resource conservation management specialist at Bellingham Public Works.
Such efforts are known as community solar projects and aim to support the state's emerging green economy. To qualify, such solar operations must go up on a municipal facility and then, typically, be funded through private investors, according to Nelson...
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