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Solar electric arrays – 3KW of rooftop solar, and 2KW awning mount – installed on Lincoln Middle School, Portland, Maine
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3KW of clean solar electricity installed on Gray-New Gloucester High School
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Solar hot water collectors installed on the UCC Church in Cumberland, Maine. An informational poster informs the congregation as to the performance of the system
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Solar electric array installed on the roof of Bangor High School – Bangor, Maine
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It takes an average of 2.4 gallons of hot water to prepare each meal served in a restaurant. Michael Boland, owner of Rupununi’s Restaurant in Bar Harbor, is using a solar hot water system to reduce oil consumption.
“Our oil bill has been dramatically reduced since we put in the [solar hot water] system,” say Boland, who subsequently had solar hot water installed at his other restaurant, Guinness & Porcelli’s.
“From an investment standpoint, solar hot water is a very wise one for restaurant owners. Usually you buy equipment and hope it lasts 5-10 years, and hope that the new piece increases efficiency enough to sort of pay its way. But with these (solar) panels, the savings have been obvious.”
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Solar power installed for Richard Renner architects in Portland, Maine
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Solar hot water at retirement facility, Oceanview at Falmouth, Hilltop building in Falmouth, Maine
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Domestic solar hot water and pool heating for Massabesic Health Resources in Waterboro and Cornish, Maine
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