Although not used by a utility, this 14-megawatt farm provides up to one-fourth of the electricity at Nellis Air Force Base. The project involves equipment made by SunPower and is financed by MMA Renewable Ventures. Tracking systems moving the panels to face the direction of the sun are built to boost electrical output by one-third. Currently the
Five SunPower systems owned by General Electric Energy Financial Services are set to generate
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- I think the cost of oil has forced a realization among the politicians in the SouthWest states.
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