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08/15/2011
Perdue Farms has completed phase 1 and started phase 2 of a large commercial solar energy system.
08/09/2011
Perdue Farms has teamed up with Standard Solar Inc. and Washington Gas Energy Services to construct one of the largest commercial solar systems on the East Coast.
08/08/2011
Perdue Farms showed off a sprawling new, fully operational solar array on Monday, with seven football fields' worth of panels powering a feed mill and grain facility next door.
08/08/2011
Poultry producer Perdue Farms is showing off a new solar energy project that will help power its feed mill in Bridgeville. U.S. Sens. Tom Carper and Chris Coons were among the visitors expected Monday at the company's solar project open house.
08/08/2011
Poultry producer Perdue Farms is showing off a new solar energy project that will help power its feed mill in Bridgeville.
08/08/2011
Senators Tom Carper and Chris Coons, Agriculture Secretary Ed Kee and DNREC Secretary Collin O’Mara joined representatives from Perdue Farms, Washington Gas Energy Services and Standard Solar of suburban Virginia to celebrate the new solar farm at Perdue’s feed mill in Bridgeville.
08/08/2011
Perdue Farms is showing off a new kind of farming at its Bridgeville location. The first phase of one of the largest solar power systems is now online. Senators Tom Carper and Chris Coons had the chance to tour the facility on Monday.
08/08/2011
Poultry producer Perdue Farms is showing off a new solar energy project that will help power its feed mill in Bridgeville.U.S. Sens. Tom Carper and Chris Coons were among the visitors expected Monday at the company's solar project open house.
07/31/2011
The trees that cover Ruppert Cos.’ 600-acre nursery in Laytonsville now share a small parcel of land with 988 deep metallic blue solar panels that will supply power to the landscaper’s five-building headquarters.
07/22/2011
Solar power has for years been a “hot” industry. It may be heating up even more. More than twice as many homeowners and office building landlords in Maryland are installing solar panels than they were a year ago, according to paperwork filed with state energy regulators.
