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Southwest Tech solar array to double as classroom for energy students | Tri-state News | telegraphherald.com

FENNIMORE, Wis. — Southwest Wisconsin Technical College plans to add a new array of solar panels on campus as part of a 10-year plan to reduce energy costs.

When complete, the 300-kilowatt solar array and 125-kilowatt battery storage system are expected to save the Fennimore college about $30,000 per year in energy costs.

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