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Qcells has sold the Ursa Solar Project, formerly named Langdon Mills Solar, to We Energies, Wisconsin Public Service Corporation (WPS) and Madison Gas and Electric Company (MGE). 

This project is a 200 MW solar PV project, located in Colombia County, Wis.

Qcells is developing the project, as well as self-performing all EPC services. In addition, the company is slated to supply solar panels with its Q.ANTUM technology.

Qcells plans to begin construction of the project next year, with it forecasted to be operational in 2027.

“Qcells is excited to deliver this fully integrated solar project in Wisconsin,” says IP Kim, president of Qcells USA. “We look forward to continuing to advance both our partners’ and Qcells’ robust pipeline of solar projects in the U.S.”

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No Such Thing as a “Dumb Question”

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There is nothing dumb about the question posed at left.  Democracies fail, falling into “banana republics” constantly.  The rate at which democracies become tyrannies is so great that some of them never make the news. Can you tell me anything about the governments of Eritrea or Chad?

What makes the situation in the United States is, yes, that it’s happening here in the United States, the very last place anyone would have suspected it.

You might have thought that Americans wouldn’t have voted for their nation to become Russia or North Korea.

You would have been wrong.

No Such Thing as a “Dumb Question”

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Manufacturing More Hatred

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Isn’t there enough hatred in the world without proactively generating more?

Could this be wrongly attributed to Atkinson?

Manufacturing More Hatred

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Reparations

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Here’s an idea:

Give all descendants of slaves free college, with stipends, like they do in northern Europe.

Within a generation, we’ll have millions of young, highly educated black people, contributing to the work force at much higher levels than they are today.

Reparations

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