Dry Bridge Solar Farm
Sector: Solar • Location: North Kingstown, Rhode Island, United States
Source: The Providence Journal
The Dry Bridge Solar Farm is a 40-megawatt solar facility in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, developed to help Brown University achieve its goal of offsetting all its electric usage with renewable energy. This project is the second-largest solar farm in the state and is expected to eliminate 16,500 metric tons of carbon dioxide annually.
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Description | The Dry Bridge Solar Farm is a 40-megawatt solar facility in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, developed to help Brown University achieve its goal of offsetting all its electric usage with renewable energy. This project is the second-largest solar farm in the state and is expected to eliminate 16,500 metric tons of carbon dioxide annually. |
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