Building a $1 million corporate backed solar farm / Bati yon $ 1 milyon dola antrepriz te apiye nan jaden solè


Building a solar farm that would produce around 300,000 kilo-Watts annually would cost about $1million dollars and would need about 1/3 of an acre with about 988 solar panels.  This would be an arrangement of groups of 19 which would be mounted into metal framed racks supported by posts that are set into the ground.



To fund this project which I actually got a Solar company to price out for me and give me all of the above figures, could be done from a corporate backer.  Many arenas and stadiums have company naming rights that last for a few years.  We could potentially get the entire project paid for by having the field and farm named after a large corporate sponsor. Imagine Google Solar Farm!

While the output of electric will not be large, it could be enough for several houses, street lights, small companies, etc.

Go Gonave!

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Bati yon fèm solè ki ta pwodwi alantou 300,000 kilo-Watts chak ane ki ta koute sou $ 1 milyon dola e yo ta bezwen sou 1/3 nan yon acre ak sou 988 panno solè. Sa a ta dwe yon aranjman nan gwoup nan 19 ki ta dwe monte nan metal ankadre manto ki te sipòte pa posts ke yo mete nan tè a.
 
Nan fon pwojè sa a ki mwen aktyèlman te resevwa yon konpayi Solè nan pri soti pou m 'ak ban m' tout nan figi yo pi wo a, kapab fèt nan yon paryeur rèstriktirasyon. Anpil Arenas ak estad gen konpayi nonmen dwa ki dire pou yon kèk ane. Nou te kapab potansyèlman jwenn pwojè a tout antye peye pou pa gen jaden an ak tout jaden yo te rele apre yon gwo sipòtè rèstriktirasyon. Imajine Google Solè fèm!

Pandan ke pwodiksyon an nan elektrik pa yo pral gwo, li ka ase pou plizyè kay, limyè lari yo, ti konpayi, elatriye

Ale Gonave!
 

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