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South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority Switches On 1-Megawatt Solar Array

2015-01-12 01:20:52| pollutiononline News Articles

The 1-megawatt solar system at the South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority’s (SCCRWA) North Sleeping Giant water treatment facility in Hamden, Connecticut, is now live and producing most of the energy needed to power the facility

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