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2016 Forum: Beyond Rooftops— Expanding Solar Energy in Our Communities

Mohonk Consultations · April 9, 2016

More than 80 attendees discussed ways to increase the numbers of solar photovoltaic panels for various types of households, examples of large solar arrays on public and conserved lands, and how New York State supports these efforts. Presented in collaboration with Mohonk Preserve.

Participants explored pathways for expanding the use of solar energy in our communities. Some topics addressed: What are the routes for installing solar photovoltaic panels that can be shared by a number of different households? What are examples of installing large solar arrays on public and conserved lands? How is New York State supporting these efforts?

Presenters:
Cara Lee – Senior Conservation Manager, The Nature Conservancy: “New York’s Energy Revolution”
Max Joel – Program Manager, Community Solar NY at NYSERDA: “NY-Sun and Community Solar ”
Vernon Benjamin – Author and Hudson Valley Historian: “Case Study – Town of Saugerties Shared Solar Project ”
Dave Toman – Deputy Executive Director, Mohonk Preserve: “Case Study: Solar Installation on Preserved Land”

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