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Solar Power, Power Lines

Featured In Both Papers

First Power Story: The whole lineman class at Oneonta Job Corps has been hired to string cable with a national broadband project in North Carolina. Second Power Story: Cooperstown Village Trustee Lou Allstadt, who is spearheading a multi-municipal solar farm project, has learned relatively cheap nuclear and hydro power makes the sun non-competitive in NYSEG's service area for the time being ... and much more.
First Power Story: The whole lineman class at Oneonta Job Corps has been hired to string cable for a huge national broadband project in North Carolina. Second Power Story: Cooperstown Village Trustee Lou Allstadt, who is spearheading a multi-municipal solar farm project, has learned relatively cheap nuclear and hydro power makes the sun non-competitive in NYSEG’s service area for the time being … and much more.
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