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Green Works Development
GreenWorks has been involved in solar energy research and development since 2008. In its commercial solar development, GreenWorks partners with Solar Renewable Energy, LLC, of Mechanicsburg, PA, a CPA-driven commercial solar development company. Together, GWD and SRE combine to offer innovative, cost-effective solar solution to its customers.
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community redevelopment
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The Fulton Bank Building at Third and Reily Streets is fully restored as commercial office space. Suites feature exposed brick and glass interior walls
FULTON BANK BUILDING AVAILABLE SPACE
The second-floor suite in the building is available at 2,505 square feet.
For more information, call 717.514.0751.
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Rooftop solar
Rooftop solar installations are ballasted systems that sit on the roof and require no roof membrane penetrations. The arrays are rated for 120 mph winds. GWD/SRE will work with the building’s roofing contractor to ensure the roof warranty remains intact after solar installation.
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Rooftop solar
Rooftop solar installations are ballasted systems that sit on the roof and require no roof membrane penetrations. The arrays are rated for 120 mph winds. GWD/SRE will work with the building’s roofing contractor to ensure the roof warranty remains intact after solar installation.
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Currently two of the largest K-12 arrays in Pennsylvania, the Midd-West School District in Middleburg and the Tamaqua Area School District, were developed by GreenWorks/SRE. Another K-12 project, the Central Columbia School District array, will join the list of the largest in PA when it turns on in March of 2023.
Used by permission of Generation 180 (generation180.org), a national advocacy group for solar in schools, from its 2022 report Powering a Brighter Future in Pennsylvania – A Report on Solar at Pennsylvania K-12 Schools.
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Currently two of the largest K-12 arrays in Pennsylvania, the Midd-West School District in Middleburg and the Tamaqua Area School District, were developed by GreenWorks/SRE. Another K-12 project, the Central Columbia School District array, will join the list of the largest in PA when it turns on in March of 2023.
Used by permission of Generation 180 (generation180.org), a national advocacy group for solar in schools, from its 2022 report Powering a Brighter Future in Pennsylvania – A Report on Solar at Pennsylvania K-12 Schools.
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Pottsville Area School District Pottsville, PA
1.4 MW (170,000 total square foot) rooftop array
Savings at $0.105/kWh electricity cost:
| Years 1-5: | Over $70,000/year |
| Years 1-5: | Over $250,000/year |
| Total estimated 40-year savings: | Over $10 million |
| 40-year average cost of solar electricity: | $0.066/kWh |
Read Generation 180’s solar at Pennsylvania schools report.
https://generation180.org/solar-for-all-schools-pennsylvania/
Pottsville Area School District Pottsville, PA
1.4 MW (170,000 total square foot) rooftop array
Savings at $0.105/kWh electricity cost:
| Years 1-5: | Over $70,000/year |
| Years 1-5: | Over $250,000/year |
| Total estimated 40-year savings: | Over $10 million |
| 40-year average cost of solar electricity: | $0.066/kWh |
Read Generation 180’s solar at Pennsylvania schools report.
https://generation180.org/solar-for-all-schools-pennsylvania/
Pottsville Area School District Pottsville, PA
1.4 MW (170,000 total square foot) rooftop array
Savings at $0.105/kWh electricity cost:
| Years 1-5: | Over $70,000/year |
| Years 1-5: | Over $250,000/year |
| Total estimated 40-year savings: | Over $10 million |
| 40-year average cost of solar electricity: | $0.066/kWh |
Read Generation 180’s solar at Pennsylvania schools report.
https://generation180.org/solar-for-all-schools-pennsylvania/
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Currently two of the largest K-12 arrays in Pennsylvania, the Midd-West School District in Middleburg and the Tamaqua Area School District, were developed by GreenWorks/SRE. Another K-12 project, the Central Columbia School District array, will join the list of the largest in PA when it turns on in March of 2023.
Used by permission of Generation 180 (generation180.org), a national advocacy group for solar in schools, from its 2022 report Powering a Brighter Future in Pennsylvania – A Report on Solar at Pennsylvania K-12 Schools.
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Read Generation 180’s solar at Pennsylvania schools report.
https://generation180.org/solar-for-all-schools-pennsylvania/
Pottsville Area School District Pottsville, PA
Currently two of the largest K-12 arrays in Pennsylvania, the Midd-West School District in Middleburg and the Tamaqua Area School District, were developed by GreenWorks/SRE. Another K-12 project, the Central Columbia School District array, will join the list of the largest in PA when it turns on in March of 2023.
Used by permission of Generation 180 (generation180.org), a national advocacy group for solar in schools, from its 2022 report Powering a Brighter Future in Pennsylvania – A Report on Solar at Pennsylvania K-12 Schools.
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Read Generation 180’s solar at Pennsylvania schools report.
https://generation180.org/solar-for-all-schools-pennsylvania/
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1.4 MW (170,000 total square foot) rooftop array
Savings at $0.105/kWh electricity cost:
| Years 1-5: | Over $70,000/year |
| Years 1-5: | Over $250,000/year |
| Total estimated 40-year savings: | Over $10 million |
| 40-year average cost of solar electricity: | $0.066/kWh |
Midd-West School District
Middleburg, PA
2.54 MW (7 acre) ground array
Savings at $0.105/kWh electricity cost:
| Years 1-5: | Over $170,000/year |
| Years 6-40: | Over $350,000/year |
| Total estimated 40-year savings: | Over $15 million |
| 40-year average cost of solar electricity: | $0.039/kWh |
Administration Building
Fire and Maintenance Building
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Watch the Generation 180 video featuring the Midd-West solar project andthe educational benefit to its
students.
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Watch the Generation 180 video featuring the Midd-West solar project andthe educational benefit to its
students.
Administration Building
Fire and Maintenance Building
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Watch the Generation 180 video featuring the Midd-West solar project andthe educational benefit to its
students. Watch the Generation 180 video featuring the Midd-West solar project andthe educational benefit to its students. Watch the Generation 180 video featuring the Midd-West solar project andthe educational benefit to its students. Watch the Generation 180 video featuring the Midd-West solar project andthe educational benefit to its
students.
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Watch the Generation 180 video featuring the Midd-West solar project andthe educational benefit to its
students.