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Solar tour



A while back we posted on the large-scale solar park which could find its home near Cle Elum, a sleepy little down in Central Washington which has more than 300 days of sunshine annually. Called the “Tenaway Solar Reserve,” it’s 400-acres in size and would generate power for 45,000 homes plus manufacture panels. Currently, they are still going through a local permitting process and hope to be up and running by 2011, but tomorrow at 11:00am, you can take at first look at the previously-logged property. Starting at Cle Elum’s Centennial Park---located on the NE corner of Third Street and Teanaway Avenue---there will be a conference with development information and economic projects followed by a tour of the site at noon.

 

Please RSVP Meagan Walker, Strategies360 at 206.282.1990 (w) or 206.229.4993 (c)

teanawaysolarreserve.com

 



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