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City Expands Municipal Solar Program to 27 Sites in Push Toward Carbon-Free Grid
The city is expanding its municipal solar program from a five-site pilot to 27 city-owned facilities as part of efforts to achieve 100% carbon-free electricity by 2030. The City Council’s Municipal Services Committee will receive an update on the program, which includes competitive procurement for solar installations across municipal buildings.
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