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Stonyfield Farm Solar Array, the largest in New Hampshire
Stonyfield Farm Solar Array
In
the summer of 2005, we helped build New Hampshire's largest solar
array, a 50 kW system on the roof of our long-time partner Stonyfield
Farm's manufacturing facilities. The system was developed and is owned
and operated by Vermont-based Solar Works, and was financed primarily
by Stonyfield Farm's purchase of the expected life-of-project REC
output, and without state funding as is available for solar power
installations in many Northeast states. Stonyfield Farm's visitor
center is equipped with a real-time power monitoring computer and
information describing how the system generates clean energy and fights
global warming.
"This project is another step for us on our journey toward our dream of freeing Stonyfield Farm from the impacts and risks of fossil fuels." says Gary Hirshberg, Stonyfield Farm President and CE-Yo. "After witnessing the devastating impacts of Hurricane Katrina, we are more motivated than ever to not only be free from fossil fuels but also committed to halting global warming. As business leaders we have to start taking steps toward energy independence for both our businesses- financial success and our nation's economic vitality and national security."
In
the summer of 2005, we helped build New Hampshire's largest solar
array, a 50 kW system on the roof of our long-time partner Stonyfield
Farm's manufacturing facilities. The system was developed and is owned
and operated by Vermont-based Solar Works, and was financed primarily
by Stonyfield Farm's purchase of the expected life-of-project REC
output, and without state funding as is available for solar power
installations in many Northeast states. Stonyfield Farm's visitor
center is equipped with a real-time power monitoring computer and
information describing how the system generates clean energy and fights
global warming."This project is another step for us on our journey toward our dream of freeing Stonyfield Farm from the impacts and risks of fossil fuels." says Gary Hirshberg, Stonyfield Farm President and CE-Yo. "After witnessing the devastating impacts of Hurricane Katrina, we are more motivated than ever to not only be free from fossil fuels but also committed to halting global warming. As business leaders we have to start taking steps toward energy independence for both our businesses- financial success and our nation's economic vitality and national security."
