Shedding light on solar energy
It’s almost time to bring out the sun chairs and the kiddie pools. It’s going to be fun in the sun for the next handful of months. However, while you’re all getting tan and bbqing, maybe it’s time to think about the sun in another capacity. And if you live in Ann Arbor, this might be easier.
It’s almost time to bring out the sun chairs and the kiddie pools. It’s going to be fun in the sun for the next handful of months. However, while you’re all getting tan and bbqing, maybe it’s time to think about the sun in another capacity. And if you live in Ann Arbor, this might be easier.
Solar power is being pushed by the city’s website by giving a potential home buyer options for this technology.
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Ann Arbor residents and potential home buyers can now receive a free solar analysis by visiting the City’s Website, selecting “My Property Information”, and clicking on the “Solar Potential” tab.
Part of Mayor Hieftje’s 2005 Green Energy Challenge, which includes a goal of 5,000 solar roof installations by 2015, Ann Arbor Energy Commissioners and UM students assessed over 21,000 Ann Arbor roofs for their solar potential.
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