Historic Solar school help in Georgia



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Dan Matthews



Subject: Historic
From: info@gasolarutilities.com
To: danmatt@hotmail.com
Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2013 12:56:55 +0000

Historic

groundbreaking in Dublin, GA
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Dear Dan,

Today was a historic day in Georgia history.

A line has been drawn in the sand - solar in Georgia moves forward from this point on. It's up to us, how fast it happens.

The Dublin High School #solarschools project will offset 40% of the schools annual power costs and help free up cash on the balance sheet to reduce furloughs and save critical teaching positions.

"We will now allow Dublin High to claim the title of greenest high school in Georgia...and not because of its shamrock." [Robert E. Green, CEO of Greenavations and Georgia Solar Utlities]

"This is going to be a very positive thing for us. It will start saving money for us immediately," Dublin City Schools Superintendent Dr. Chuck Ledbetter said.
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Innovation in #cleanenergy is vital if we want to secure a prosperous economic future.

Every school system and municipality in #GA can enter into the same type of contract that Dublin City Schools has set-up.

This means low power bills, freed up assets, and creating more local jobs.

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Please share this innovative way to utilize solar energy with your Mayor, City Councilperson, City Manager, School Board, Superintendent and other elected officials.

Ask them, what can we do to increase dollars going into our schools and do what is best for our children?
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