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PCFO is building momentum now for a clean, prosperous future by equipping local leaders for equitable, community-driven carbon reductions. #LocalsLeadTheWay

“The reuse of former mining land for new energy production is a win-win for Ohio consumers and the environment,” said Rebecca Mellino, associate director of climate and energy policy for The Nature Conservancy. https://bit.ly/4yYme9l

Coal-to-solar project lands a rare clean-energy win in Ohio

The solar-plus-storage project faced no opposition despite growing pushback to clean energy in the state — likely because of its brownfield location.

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Fox News: “What I like about Lima's floating solar project is how practical the idea feels. The city already owns the reservoir, and its water treatment plant right next door uses a huge amount of electricity.” https://fxn.ws/4hbnVZP

Floating solar panels could save cities millions. Is your town next?

Lima, Ohio, has installed 3,120 floating solar panels on its Twin Lakes Reservoir, projecting nearly $10 million in electricity cost savings.

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“All of our efforts are working toward meeting the goals of the city's Green Cincinnati Plan — our efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from our buildings, improve energy resilience and grid stability, and make clean energy more accessible,” Vandivort said. https://bit.ly/4ro0r8Q

Want to go solar? Co-op can cut costs for neighbors in Southwest Ohio

The co-op is open to people living in 12 counties in Southwest Ohio: Brown, Butler, Clark, Clermont, Clinton, Darke, Greene, Hamilton, Miami, Montgomery, Preble and Warren. It's free to join.

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The City of Lima’s new floating solar array is now complete! Watch this highlight video from their recent “Flip the Switch” event, where the community celebrated the solar project that is expected to save the city millions of dollars in energy costs.

“The solar farm is expected to generate 2 million kilowatt hours of electricity each year, removing $200,000 to $250,000 in electric costs from the city’s budget, said Adam Sackenheim, Fairfield’s assistant city manager who oversaw the project.” https://bit.ly/4iaFRGk

Fairfield’s solar farm saved $20K in electric costs in first 3 weeks of operation

In its first three weeks of operation Fairfield’s 5-acre, 1.5 megawatt solar farm has saved the city more than $20,000 in utility costs at the wastewater treatment plant, the highest single user of el...

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Congratulations to the City of Fairfield on their new solar array! The project will provide power for their wastewater treatment plant, saving the city millions of dollars while reducing emissions. Check out these photos from their ribbon cutting event last week.

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