Madison Solar Project Delivering Locally Generated Clean Energy
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Monday, April 4, 2022
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Madison Gas and Electric's (MGE) latest solar array, the 8-megawatt (MW) Hermsdorf Solar Fields, is fully operational and delivering locally generated, sustainable energy to MGE's distribution grid.
Key Points:
- Madison Gas and Electric's (MGE) latest solar array, the 8-megawatt (MW) Hermsdorf Solar Fields, is fully operational and delivering locally generated, sustainable energy to MGE's distribution grid.
- The project in southeast Madison provides solar energy to the City of Madison and to the Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD) under MGE's innovative Renewable Energy Rider (RER).
- "Thank you to the City of Madison and MMSD for their partnership on this project, which provides another source of locally generated clean energy and is another step toward our shared sustainability goals."
- "The clean solar-powered electricity generated by Hermsdorf Solar Fields helps the City of Madison take a significant step toward our 100% renewable energy goal for City operations."