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Soltec will supply 164 MW of its flagship SF7 solar tracker for a project by Blue Ridge Power located in Virginia.

The tracker has a 2-in-portrait configuration, which the company says results in faster installation and a reduction in structural costs of the project.

“It is a pleasure for us to continue contributing to the decarbonization of the American economy alongside Blue Ridge Power, who is a repeat customer for Soltec,” says Raúl Morales, Soltec CEO.

“It is always an honor that such important players in the renewable energy world continue to trust us and our product. Our commitment to the United States is undeniable, and we will continue working to be a key player in the energy transition in the country and worldwide.”

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Could You Be Paid to Sew Disinformation into Our Society?

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99% of this totally incorrect.

But hey, who cares, right? There’s a huge market for disinformation, and I’m sure you were handsomely paid.

Could You Be Paid to Sow Disinformation into Our Society?

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These people ask: Looking for healthcare that reflects your values, and supports your budget? 🩵💸 Discover Christian Health–Get your free quote today!

I’ve always wondered what this means.  Christian Science?  But if you reject science and hand your diseases over to Jesus, why would you need health coverage in the first place?

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Insulting U.S. Allies

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The point made at left is an interesting one, but it raises the question: Would our NATO allies have participated in a useless and illegal war even if Trump hadn’t insulted, bullied, and threatened them with military invasion?

I doubt it.

Insulting U.S. Allies

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