Coverage from Reno’s Channel 2 News of today’s dedication of a new, 30kW solar array built in Nixon, NV to help offset the energy use of the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe’s Medical Clinic:

[NOTE-this link seems to be broken at the moment, we'll repost the video ASAP]

Today’s Reno News and Review weekly has a great article about our work in general, and the project we’re doing in Lovelock in particular-click the image below to read the whole thing, and then click on our “what are we working on right now?” page to help us help the Lovelock Elementary School–over $1,300 $2200 $4800 $6,000 raised as of June 9th.

Hey folks, if you happen to be in the area we’ll be dedicating our latest project, at the Pyramid Lake Health Clinic, this Friday at 11:30 am. Come by and see our newest project, and learn more about how you can get solar in your community.

Here’s the very first photo of our latest project, an installation for the new Nevada Discovery Museum being built in the old City Hall in down town Reno, as seen from the adjacent Federal Building.  This will be the premier science educational facility for kids in Northern Nevada, and we’re really happy to help be a part of it.

More than a year in development–in part because the project was being built on an old building, with very special requirements for loading, etc–we’re happy to have been able to help install this array and start saving them more than $6,600 annually on their energy bills.

Appropriately, the last panel was put in place and connected by nine year old Shelby Bietz.

NV Energy VP Mary Simmons, Shelby Bietz, and Solar Generations Program Manager John Hargrove place the final panel.