Camden County to install large solar network
Rick Way - February 21st, 2012
Just across the Delaware River the south Jersey county will install one of the state's largest solar system.
"Camden County is preparing to borrow up to $49 million for a sprawling solar-power network that would be among the largest in New Jersey.
The county plans to begin work in early 2012 installing rooftop and on-the-ground solar panels across its offices, libraries, and college campuses, totaling 7 megawatts of generating capacity, which would exceed that of some of the state's largest solar farms."
The county plans to begin work in early 2012 installing rooftop and on-the-ground solar panels across its offices, libraries, and college campuses, totaling 7 megawatts of generating capacity, which would exceed that of some of the state's largest solar farms."
DC energy created by the PV panels runs into the inverter and creats an alternating current (AC). Then AC current is metered prior to heading back into the grid.
This chart shows Philadelphia averages 1600 kW-yr.
