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Excellent statistics and neat infographic, Dan and team! Governor Patrick and his Administration are doing fantastic work reducing our dependence on imported energy. We are proud to be a small part of this big picture: supporting the Commonwealth’s clean energy economy with our solar and building energy efficiency research for MA companies. Emily Dahl Director of Communications Fraunhofer Center for Sustainable Energy Systems
The numbers keep climbing! Massachusetts now has 105 megawatts of solar installed in 333 of 351 Massachusetts communities. We also have 54 megawatts of wind installed.
That is one of the best infographics I have seen so far. It is great to see that our energy efficiency is constantly improving.
Nice to know that someone is there for preserving and making more clean future.!