CVPS Plans $500,000 for Renewable Energy Projects
Using money derived from the State’s Clean Energy Development Fund, Central Vermont Public Service is proposing to allocate $500,000 to these projects: A 50-kilowatt solar station in Rutland Town with 275 15-foot solar panels A study to determine whether manure fuel pellets can be used for energy A study to determine the energy value of…
Using money derived from the State’s Clean Energy Development Fund, Central Vermont Public Service is proposing to allocate $500,000 to these projects:
- A 50-kilowatt solar station in Rutland Town with 275 15-foot solar panels
- A study to determine whether manure fuel pellets can be used for energy
- A study to determine the energy value of weeds and algae taken from Lake Champlain
- Alleviation of transmission problems along the CVPS Southern Loop
- Partnership
with Stafford Technical, Vermont Technical and the International
Brotherhood of Electric Workers to provide workforce renewables training
- Support for renewable energy education
- Continued support for the Vermont Solar and Small Wind Incentive Program
Source: Rutland Herald
July 17, 2008