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Renewable America (RNA) has issued development updates on two of the company’s California solar sites: the 2.93 MW West Tambo Clean Power II site (WEST-II), located in Livingston, and the 4.29 Dos Palos Clean Power site (DOSP), in Dos Palos. 

Both projects are set to benefit low-income and disadvantaged communities.

WEST-II is projected to achieve its commercial operation date by next month, with San Jose Clean Energy set to purchase the power generated by the project. Peninsula Clean Energy will purchase the power produced by DOSP to supply energy to Los Banos residents.

“Climate change mitigation and energy resilience in local communities are core components of RNA’s mission,” says Ardeshir Arian, president and CEO of Renewable America.

“These developments are contributing to California’s renewable energy targets while making a difference in the lives of San Jose and Los Banos residents, and we’re thrilled to see the projects’ progress.”

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What a completely asinine thing for anyone to say–even Ted Cruz.

It was the expressed will of the people of Texas to remove criminal Republicans.  Trump supported Paxton, but he lost by more than 12 points! Abbott lost by more than 7.

Malaria is more popular in Texas now than Trump.

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Humanity’s Insanity

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This guy is obviously correct, but some Americans believe that anything that impedes their path towards riches is unacceptable, and that environmental regulations are tantamount to communism.

Humanity’s Insanity

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1,000-Turbine Study Reveals Which Parts Fail Most

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1,000-Turbine Study Reveals Which Parts Fail Most

A 1,000-turbine European reliability study finds pitch systems, controllers and power converters fail most often. Plus why failures climb in year nine and an offshore farm blind to lightning.

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