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Ava Community Energy funds solar and battery storage for Hayward and Fremont

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Ava Community Energy is implementing its Critical Municipal Facilities program across eight project sites, including Hayward and Fremont. The program funds the buildout of solar generation and battery storage at key municipal facilities, such as fire stations and community centers. Ava Community Energy completely financed these systems, meaning there was no upfront cost to the participating cities. Across the eight sites, Ava has installed 500 kilowatts of photovoltaic solar panels and 1.32 megawatt-hours of battery storage, capable of generating 778,000 kilowatt-hours of local renewable energy in the first year.

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The initiative helps member cities meet climate action plans by tapping into renewable energy sources. The program provides critical energy infrastructure and backup power for municipal services, contributing to overall community resilience.

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  • HaywardParticipating city receiving free solar and storage infrastructure
  • FremontParticipating city receiving free solar and storage infrastructure

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