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Solar Power in Your Community

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By implementing rooftop systems, solar canopies, community solar projects, and smart grids, municipalities can reduce energy costs, cut emissions, and improve overall quality of life.

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How solar energy could power our cities

Like sunflowers, the trees rotate to follow the sun''s rays throughout the day, and the energy generated is used to power the building''s cooling

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