Polar Racking has been awarded a 38 MW solar project in Alberta, Canada by Concord Green Energy, where the company will supply engineering design services as well as its CORE fixed tilt ground mount system and helical pile foundations.
“We are thrilled to be chosen by Concord for this remarkable project in Alberta,” says Polar Racking’s Mathieu Crevier. “This award is a testament to the superior performance and reliability of our solar racking solutions. We look forward to contributing to the success of this venture and furthering the adoption of clean and sustainable energy in the region.”
The company has installed 3 GW of PV mounting systems across North America and the Caribbean.
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Concord Green Energy Awards Polar Racking 38 MW Alberta Solar Project
What former labor secretary Robert Reich says at left is exactly what I believe.
First of all, the idea that the Democratic party has turned into the “radical left” is pure GOP propaganda.
In any case, you either support American democracy, rule of law, truth, and the well-being of the common person, or you don’t. There really is no middle ground.
I can’t see it, if he means a national office. Why? He’s an ardent and outspoken Trump supporter.
Support of Trump wasn’t a political non-starter until his second term, but now the screwworm and the algae in the Reflecting Pool have higher approval ratings.
I thought the cartoon below was clever.
Makes us wonder how much more appetite Americans have for this insanity.
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