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Massachusetts has immense potential for solar energy and big goals. Yet, getting solar projects through the permitting process has often proved to be slow and meets with quite a bit resistance from the local community. Currently, Massachusetts ranks 49th in energy generation within its borders, heavily relying on natural gas. To meet decarbonization goals by 2050, the state needs 27-34 gigawatts of solar energy, which is over ten times the current capacity. The Department of Energy Resources reports the state has 15-18 times the space needed to meet those goals. Ground-mounted solar has the highest potential, estimating 60 GW could be produced from large scale solar farms. Learn more > https://hubs.la/Q02Mf60s0 #SolarEnergy #RenewableEnergy #ClimateAction #SustainableFuture

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Exciting News from PureSky Energy! We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our Gouverneur NY Solar I Community Solar Farm in Gouverneur, NY! This new site, our nineteenth in New York, is now operational and ready to make a big impact: 🔹 Location: Gouverneur, NY 🔹 Size: 2,082 kW DC 🔹 Solar Panels: 5,408 high-efficiency units 🔹 Annual Generation: 3,166,722 kWh 🔹 Homes Powered Annually: 437 🔹 CO2 Reduction: 4,877,156 lbs 🔹 Estimated 30-Year Customer Savings: $1,093,601 A special shoutout to our anchor customer, CarMax, for their support in powering their Buffalo and Albany stores with our community solar farm! Your commitment is crucial in driving New York's energy transition forward. Our Gouverneur NY Solar I farm not only showcases our dedication to innovation and sustainability but also fuels local economic growth. Thank you to the Town of Gouverneur and all our partners for making this possible! Interested in partnering with us? Reach out to customercare@pureskyenergy.com for more information! Learn more about our new solar farm and upcoming projects: PureSky Energy Announces the Operational Launch of Gouverneur NY Solar I Community Solar Farm in Gouverneur, NY https://hubs.la/Q02M1CDR0 #PureSkyEnergy #CommunitySolar #RenewableEnergy #Sustainability #GouverneurNY #CleanEnergy #SolarPower

Solar power is one of the most accessible forms of renewable energy. Many companies have integrated solar technology into devices we use in our day-to-day lives. Smartwatches & Fitness Trackers Wearable devices have come a long way in the last few years. Battery storage has improved so much so that Garmin claims some of their watches will last for 11 days, some even longer with the models that use solar power to charge throughout the day. Headphones Urbanista joined the solar power bandwagon, releasing headphones that use solar to stay charged. This is a great option for those who exercise outside - especially distance runners. Imagine never having to worry about your headphones dying in the middle of a long run! Solar-Powered Chargers Outdoor enthusiasts were some of the earliest users of solar power chargers. Early models weren't efficient, but with advancements in technology, they've significantly improved. Drones Drones have become essential for many industries, but many models struggle with poor battery life. Scientist are developing a drone that uses electrostatic propulsion which is a motor that NASA uses. This drone hasn't hit market yet, but once it does it will change the game. Solar powered outdoor lights Outdoor lighting powered by the sun has been around for a bit. Aesthetic and self-expression have expanded into our homes, leading to modernized designs. No matter what style you choose, solar will keep your outdoor spaces well-lit into the night. Smart Bike Locks The Lattis hit the market and has many amazing features. Since it's powered by solar, it doesn't run out of battery. Using Bluetooth, it sends alerts to your phone if it senses someone tampering with the lock or alerts your emergency contact if an accident occurs. Solar power at the Space Station The International Space Station has been using solar arrays since 2009. These arrays are the size of basketball courts and over time have been repaired and updated with new designs and materials. Comment below what solar power devices you want to see hit the market! Read more on our blog: https://hubs.la/Q02LXYMH0 Note: we do not endorse any of the brands listed in the article. #SolarTech

One month until we're at RE+ 2024! From September 9th-12th, PureSky Energy will be celebrating RE+'s 20th anniversary alongside industry thought leaders, innovators, and energy professionals. Reach out to us if you would like to connect during the conference! #RePlus24 #CleanEnergy #Solar #PureSkyEnergy

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Paris had a goal for the 2024 Summer Olympics: be more sustainable. Past games have generated some serious emissions. The 2012 London games and the 2016 Rio games had an average carbon footprint of 3.5 million tonnes. On the other end, Tokyo 2021 games had carbon emissions of 1.9 tonnes, making them one of the eco-friendlier games in the past 7 years. From athletes being hesitant about swimming in the Siene, buying mattress toppers for their ecofriendly carboard beds, and leaving the village in search of suitable sustenance (i.e. protein), our nation witnessed how these ecofriendly practices had good intentions, but a few fell flat. There are many ways Paris made sustainable choices that will have lasting effects for the city and the communities within. Throughout the games, they continued to monitor their emissions to check how impactful their practices were. We don't have the final number, but data from Statista forecasts emissions to be around 1.75 tonnes. Only one new structure was constructed for the summer games. The Aquatics Centre was developed with intention to provide a much-needed sporting facility for the community of Seine-Saint-Denis. The Aquatic Centre's 4,680 square foot roof is fitted with solar panels, making it one France's largest rooftop solar installations! Post-games, the interior will transform into two pools, a bouldering area, paddle tennis area, fitness area, and pitches area for team sports. While everything didn't go as smooth in the Athlete Village as one hoped, Paris still implemented a lot of fascinating sustainability technology. A geothermal system was used for heating and cooling while wastewater was reused for things like watering plants. Solar panels were also installed on the carport in coach station and a floating solar farm on River Seine helped cover most of the electricity use in the Village. We hope to see future host cities integrate sustainable practices in their planning! Thank you, Paris, for taking some of the first steps towards integration of sustainability, and congratulations to all of the athletes who competed. We'll see you in Los Angeles, CA for the 2028 Summer Olympics! #Paris2024 #SummerOlympics #sustainabiltiy #solar #PureSkyEnergy

Meet Dev Patel, PureSky Energy's Project Finance Manager! When we asked Dev why he is passionate about his role, he responded: "I am driven by the opportunity to play a small part in building a sustainable future. Through my work in project finance, I'm able to make an impact one project at a time." Dev's commitment to sustainability is reflected in his dedication to his role at PureSky. We're happy he's on the team and look forward to witnessing his achievements! ☀️ #communitysolar #PureSkyEnergy #EmployeeSpotlight #teamappreciation

A huge thank you to Cape Cod Children's Museum for hosting us yesterday! We are thrilled to support your incredible work with our donation. Your dedication to the transition to solar energy is inspiring. Together we are making a difference! #CapeCodChildrensMuseum #PureSkyEnergy #Rooftopsolar #community #makingadifference

PureSky Energy is excited to announce a generous donation of $25,000 to the Cape Cod Children's Museum. We have been working with the Children's Museum in facilitating the installation of rooftop solar. It will reduce the museum's carbon footprint, promote environmental sustainability, and provide educational opportunities for families who visit the museum! The installation of solar panels is not only advancing the museum's transition to renewable energy, but is also part of our commitment to helping local communities adopt clean energy. We are thankful for the opportunity to work with and support the Cape Cod Children's Museum in their transition to renewable energy! https://lnkd.in/gEYGeKrW #CapeCodChildrensMuseum #PureSkyEnergy #Rooftopsolar #community