Norman board approves four solar projects to cut energy costs at schools The Norman Public Schools board approved solar installation agreements for Alcott Middle, Eisenhower Elementary, the Center for Arts and Learning and the Bridal Building, citing immediate energy-cost reductions and multi‑decade savings; one site uses an upfront capital option to eliminate ongoing service payments.

Norman Public Schools is set to save nearly $3 million over the next 30 years with new solar arrays at multiple campuses, starting with immediate cost reductions from day one!

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PUC approves 60 MW Phase 4 renewable REPA with PRG CTI/ CoreTech; commission requires no panels on active waterlines The commission approved a 25‑year renewable energy purchase agreement for up to 60 MW with PRG CTI (CoreTech) after finding the price within the bid cap; the PUC added a condition prohibiting construction over active GWA water lines and discussed environmental and interconnection matters.

Guam's Public Utilities Commission just approved a groundbreaking 25-year renewable energy deal that promises to cut oil use and lower costs—while ensuring no solar panels are built over active water lines!

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Wharton Sinkl Leads New Solar Committee for Sam Carroll County Energy Initiative Wharton Sinkl chairs a committee to explore solar energy implementation for Sam Carroll County.

A new committee in Carroll County, led by Wharton Sinclair, is set to explore solar energy options that could revolutionize energy costs and sustainability in the region.

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