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Wednesday, April 16, 2008


IBEW union hall goes solar in Cranston


With various people and groups gearing up for Earth Day a week from tomorrow, the most interesting local effort may be plans by Local 99 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers to dedicate its solar-powered union hall, which it bills as largest completed solar project in Rhode Island.

On Thursday, April 22, 2008 at 11:00am, the IBEW Local 99 will dedicate its solar energy project, providing clean, renewable power to its union hall. The solar panel array is located outside of the union hall, 22 Amflex Drive in Cranston, RI.

 

Installation of the solar panels was performed by the men and women of Local 99, headed by Business Manager Allen P. Durand. The project demonstrates the extensive capabilities and training of Local 99 members, which are vital to the future of renewable energy projects in the state. The dedication of the solar project is fittingly being held on Earth Day, serving as a reminder of the need to encourage alternative energy projects.

 

Elected officials, union leaders, and environmental advocates will be in attendance at the event.




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