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The Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative installed a community solar array to give its members another power source and more options.
Photo courtesy of the Platte-Clay Electric CooperativeWhen the Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative installed its community array of solar panels, communications director Garrett Poorman says they were the first to do so in the state. The co-op began building the panels in 2014 and they were ready for use by 2015.
The use of solar power is something Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative expects will continue to grow.
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CORNING, Iowa — Rural electric cooperatives (RECs) will continue to make use of new technology to deliver power to rural Iowans.
Power generators providing electricity for rural cooperatives are increasingly adding renewable fuel sources to the mix.
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