When the Mercer County Improvement Authority began urging public institutions more than a year ago to put solar energy installations on their buildings, citing the benefits of energy savings, Mercer County Community College seized the opportunity.
Through the MCIA, the school secured financing to build one of the largest college solar installations in the country.
Patricia Donohue, president of the college, said the school had already studied the benefits of solar energy when MCIA put out the message that solar saved money.
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| Doug Tindall, whose family has been farming in West Windsor since 1914, says CCC's solar project conflicts withthe zoning of the township, which is zoned primarily for agricultural and residential uses. The 67-acresolar installation is sited on land formerly used for farming. |
Through the MCIA, the school secured financing to build one of the largest college solar installations in the country.
Patricia Donohue, president of the college, said the school had already studied the benefits of solar energy when MCIA put out the message that solar saved money.
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