In the course of Clean energija Tjedan, Iowa Lieutenant Governor Adam Gregg’s final visit was to the solarno napajanje facility at Valley View mjesto za kampiranje near Green Valley Lake that Bill Bolinger owns, a report said.
"Iowa is number one in the wind, and one number one in biofuels and solarni is growing,” Gregg stated following a tour of the solarni plant that produces 45 Kilowatts. “And there is hydroelectric in Lake Red Rock. These are all good developments,” he added.
Looking for ways to cut down on utility bills following the campground’s opening in 2019, Bolinger began constructing the solarno napajanje facility in the following year and then flipped the power switch in February of 2020.
“I needed to do something different,” he explained.
iako solarni generator is not designed to power his kamp, it does provide power to the grid that he can benefit from. Since he installed this solarni device, the electricity bill has been at a minimum of $19 in some months.
It’s not always that inexpensive since cooling units in the kamp are expected to raise the price. However, the costs are more affordable.
“The project has met expectations,” the director stated.
Bolinger’s solarni project was aided with the help of 1 Source Solarni of Ankeny. The firm offers solarni-facility analysis and design, engineering, and construction for agricultural, commercial, and residential. The firm has been operating for seven years.
The company representative Angie Berhow said solarni-powered devices such as those at the kamp are a “set it and forget it,” similar approach.
Bolinger can keep track of his solarni panels using an app for smartphones that tracks the mechanical aspects of the device and identifies when issues occur.
Berhow stated that the price of building solarni-powered facilities is on the rise, “but it still makes sense” to create one. Berhow said that Bolinger’s project comes with a 25-year guarantee, and the whole operation is expected to last 40 years.
Gregg stated that the expansion of the energija industrija u Iowa would only increase the diversification of Iowa’s economy.
Can you believe how the small solar setup at Valley View Campground not only cut utility bills but also made the place more eco-friendly? Bill Bolinger’s solar project’s success shows that renewable energy can bring unexpected benefits to businesses. It’s exciting to see these green solutions making a difference!