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09/01/2011
This semester, the university's commitment to sustainability kicked off atop a roof. The Severn Building on Greenbelt Road had 2,600 solar panels installed during the summer.
09/01/2011
Solar power is catching on bigtime on campus. The University of Maryland College Park has one of the largest solar arrays in the Baltimore-Washington region.
08/31/2011
The University of Maryland says a new rooftop solar power array atop a College Park building is one of the largest in the Washington area.
Read the MyFoxDC.com article here
08/31/2011
The University of Maryland says a new rooftop solar power array atop a College Park building is one of the largest in the Washington area.
08/31/2011
The University of Maryland says a new rooftop solar power array atop a College Park building is 1 of the largest in the Washington area.
08/31/2011
The University of Maryland unveiled more than 2600 solar panels at their College Park campus.
08/30/2011
The University of Maryland will showcase a new array of 2,600 solar panels placed atop the university's Severn Building on August 31, 2011.
08/17/2011
Things have gotten a lot sunnier at the Melvin J. Berman Hebrew Academy in Aspen Hill.The private Orthodox Jewish day school started the installation of more than 800 solar photovoltaic panels on its rooftop last week, and the project should be completed by mid-September, said Jennifer Zukerman, the school’s development director.
08/16/2011
Let me take you back a few years to the good old days when Montgomery County was flush with property tax money and could afford to spend it on lots of programs. One of those was a $5,000 tax credit to encourage homeowners to put in "renewable energy" systems like solar or geothermal. It may have become too popular to survive.
08/15/2011
Money is flowing worldwide for many forms of renewable energy, as the industry presses forward with dramatic growth.
