Here’s What California Is Learning From Solar Panels Built Over Irrigation Canals
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{ "epilogue": "Project Nexus stretched a solar canopy over 1.2 miles of a California irrigation canal, delivering encouraging early results by feeding the grid and conserving water. At the same time, broader discussions highlighted how floating solar panels and floatovoltaics save farm water and point to a booming market." }
Epilogue added 1d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Here’s What California Is Learning From Solar Panels Built Over Irrigation Canals KQED · 48d ago broke it first
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