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Taylor Energy installs 30-kilowatt solar system for Sebastopol nonprofit

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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What happened

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Taylor Energy installed a 30-kilowatt rooftop solar system at TLC Child & Family Services in Sebastopol. The system utilized microinverter technology from Enphase Energy and was donated by Taylor Energy and five business partners. The installation is projected to save the nonprofit approximately $700,000 in electricity costs over more than 25 years.

From pressdemocrat.com

Why it matters

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The project represents a major installation for Taylor Energy, a Sonoma County solar installer. The projected energy savings for the nonprofit could free up funds for local social services and programs across Sonoma County.

From pressdemocrat.com

Who's involved

  • Taylor EnergySolar installer that donated and installed the 30-kilowatt system in Sebastopol.
  • Enphase EnergyTechnology company that provided the microinverter technology for the solar system.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Taylor EnergySpeculative

    Taylor Energy could see increased revenue from securing a major installation project.

  • Enphase EnergySpeculative

    Enphase Energy might see increased sales of microinverter technology.

  • Sonoma CountySpeculative

    Sonoma County might see increased funding for local social services due to energy cost savings.

  • Pacific Gas and Electric CompanySpeculative

    Pacific Gas and Electric Company could see reduced electricity demand from the new solar system.

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