Montgomery County, City of Dayton working to help businesses go solar
Montgomery County and the City of Dayton are working to help local businesses and non-profits go solar.
>>PHOTOS: Montgomery County, City of Dayton working to help businesses go solar
On Thursday, they announced the launch of the Miami Valley Businesses and Nonprofits solar co-op through “Solar United Neighbors.”
The co-op helps people navigate how to purchase solar panels and all the benefits of using solar power.
“Energy prices keep going up and they’re unpredictable,” said Lames Mubaslat of Montgomery County. “Having solar at your own facility is the way of the future and of course, it’s a sustainable thing to do.”
“Solar United Neighbors,” says it has installed 38 solar co-ops across the state.
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City and county leaders also praised the move.
“This Solar Co-Op is essential to providing renewable energy throughout the Miami Valley,” said
Montgomery County Commission President Debbie Lieberman.
Other partners include the University of Dayton Hanley Sustainability Institute Industrial Assessment Center, REVOLV, Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce and the Sustainable Ohio Public Energy Council (SOPEC), among others.
