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James Hodina, the environmental manager with Linn County Public Health, helped this year with the Solarize Cedar Rapids and Linn County program. The program, which began earlier this summer and concluded at the end of September, aimed to increase private solar energy installations throughout the county with incentives.
Q: How do you feel about the overall investment/participation in the Solarize program?
A: The program has far exceeded our expectations. We set four tiers for pricing discounts. Our most optimistic goal was to have 350 kW of installed solar power through the program. We are crushing that goal with over 600 kW of solar power contracted for installation.
Q: Did anything surprise you as this program unfolded?
A: Our Solarize Cedar Rapids & Linn County team was pleased that we had so many people show up at our first few “Solar Power Hour” educational events. But we thought that may taper off after we attracted the early adopters of solar power. That did not happen — people just kept coming. After 20 Solar Power Hours, nearly 500 people had attended and/or signed up for information on our website. Finally, we did not expect as many of the participants to be outside Cedar Rapids. Of the 103 signed contracts, 55 were other municipal or rural Linn County residents.
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Q: How do you feel about the overall investment/participation in the Solarize program?
A: The program has far exceeded our expectations. We set four tiers for pricing discounts. Our most optimistic goal was to have 350 kW of installed solar power through the program. We are crushing that goal with over 600 kW of solar power contracted for installation.
Q: Did anything surprise you as this program unfolded?
A: Our Solarize Cedar Rapids & Linn County team was pleased that we had so many people show up at our first few “Solar Power Hour” educational events. But we thought that may taper off after we attracted the early adopters of solar power. That did not happen — people just kept coming. After 20 Solar Power Hours, nearly 500 people had attended and/or signed up for information on our website. Finally, we did not expect as many of the participants to be outside Cedar Rapids. Of the 103 signed contracts, 55 were other municipal or rural Linn County residents.
And now you can read more about the article of Environmental official helps spread solar power in Linn County by Mitchell Schmidt from original source using link HERE.
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