2023年5月22日,

從左,約翰·斯特勞主能量的起源;克裏斯蒂安娜Rigby,霍華德縣委員會主席;斯特凡諾•拉Chaberton能源首席執行官;紮克威特,施工經理磨溪可再生能源;德爾。傑西卡·Feldmark D-Howard;將短,副參謀長德爾。路加福音剪裁;州議員金伯利示羅、立法主任老本傑明·t·布魯克斯D-Baltimore;和特蕾西·哈維,馬裏蘭洛約拉大學可持續發展項目負責人,參與鏟儀式啟動凱瑟琳社區太陽能和凱瑟琳總Cooksville淨能源計量項目5月17日。 (Submitted photo) Chaberton Energy, Pivot Energy break ground on Catherine Community Solar project //May 22, 2023 Chaberton Energy, a Rockville-based renewable energy project developer, and national solar provider Pivot Energy broke ground on the Catherine Community Solar and Catherine Aggregate Net Energy Metering (ANEM) projects May 17 in Cooksville. The projects will be located on property owned by Saint Mary’s Coptic Orthodox Church. Catherine ANEM will provide power to Loyola University Maryland in Baltimore and a behind-the-meter project will provide power locally to Saint Mary’s Church. Overall, the projects will supply 750 kWdc of power to the university, 177 kWdc of power to the church and 3.4 MWdc of community solar. Attendees included Montgomery County Council Chair Christiana Rigby and Loyola University Sustainability Director Tracy Harvey. The partnership comes on the heels of a notable expansion of Maryland’s community solar options with the passing of community solar legislation in the state. These projects are a step toward Maryland’s goal of reaching 50% renewable energy production by 2050. Pivot and Chaberton will also donate a combined $25,000 of the project funds to the Power52 Foundation, a Maryland-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit workforce development organization dedicated to training, mentoring, removing barriers and providing job placement assistance to at-risk individuals in the clean energy industry from Baltimore and surrounding counties. - By signing up you agree to our