CNB Archives posted Wednesday, June 11, 2011

By William E. Cleary Sr.

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(CNBNEWS.NET) GLOUCESTER CITY NEW JERSEY–Construction work has begun at the Gloucester Marine Terminal on the largest rooftop solar power plant (photo above) in North American. Leo Holt, (photo) president of Gloucester Terminals, located at King and Essex Streets in Gloucester City, announced the plans on Tuesday, June 21 at a press conference held on the rooftop of Building 42, a refrigerated warehouse. 

 The massive, 1.1 million-square-foot project, known as Riverside Renewable Energy, LLC, is a privately-funded $42 million venture that calls for the installation of 27,528 high-efficiency SunPower photovoltaic solar panels that will generate nine megawatts of electricity– or roughly enough to power 1,500 homes – at the Terminal, which is owned by the Holt family.

(Photo provided) —Governor Markell receives the deed from Nemours’ Dr. Roy Proujansky for land donated to Alapocas Run State Park. 

source PlanPhilly 

6:00 pm: South Philly Green Drinks hosts their monthly meet-up at Bridget Foy’s. Free.

6:30 pm: PennPraxis and PlanPhilly introduce Praxis Dialogues with a forum on the public good and how it informs and affects the design and use of the public realm. Featuring Brian Abernathy, Beth Miller, David Gould, and Scott Page. Free.

7:30 pm: Developers make their case for a zoning variance for a mixed-use building on the triangle lot at 601 Christian St. in Bella Vista. Read our story about this proposal. Free.

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