SunEdison Activates First Phase Of North Carolina Solar Farm
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SunEdison, a subsidiary of MEMC Electronic Materials, has activated the first phase of its 16 MW solar farm in Davidson County, N.C.
Accordingto the company, the first phase of the project represents 4 MW ofgeneration capacity and comprises more than 14,000 solar panels thatwill generate over six million kilowatt hours of electricity in thefirst year of operation. Duke Energy is buying the farm’s entire outputunder a 20-year contract.
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