A Connecticut cemetery leased unused land for 7,000 solar panels, but the ground beneath them could become habitat for bees and pollinators
- Then came rows of dark solar panels, built on land owned by the Catholic Cemeteries Association of the Archdiocese of Hartford.
- According to reporting by Connecticut Public, the array holds roughly 7,000 solar panels across about a dozen acres, developed by the Hartford-based firm Verogy under a 20-year lease with the cemetery associat
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- Then came rows of dark solar panels, built on land owned by the Catholic Cemeteries Association of the Archdiocese of Hartford.
- According to reporting by Connecticut Public, the array holds roughly 7,000 solar panels across about a dozen acres, developed by the Hartford-based firm Verogy under a 20-year lease with the cemetery associat
Sources: Times of India