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> Or showing the solar panels on the company’s roof? Looks like they were installing ~200kWpp [0] in May 2020 over some of the parking lots [1]. Enough to char
by wumms 6y ago
> Or showing the solar panels on the company’s roof?
Looks like they were installing ~200kWpp [0] in May 2020 over some of the parking lots [1]. Enough to charge a couple of Teslas.
[0] Looking at [1] I estimate a total of 560 (2x 150+130) solar panels, each 2x1m, which might be rated between 370 or 385 Wpp, delivering 207-216kWpp.
[1] https://zoom.earth/#view=33.406358,-111.992328,19z https://zoom.earth/#view=33.406358,-111.992328,19z
- ceejayoz 6y agoOK, but the claim 13 months earlier was: > We have 3.5 megawatts of solar up on the roof producing about 18 megawatts of energy a day in our headquarters... That they've installed 5% of that capacity a year later is not a defense to the fraudulent nature of that claim.