National Museum of Bermuda powers up with Low Carbon solar investment

Michael Holder
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UK renewables investor Low Carbon to help fund installation of 194 solar panels at the island's museum

UK renewable energy investor Low Carbon is to help fund the installation of 194 solar panels at the National Museum of Bermuda, with the aim of generating more than 93,600kWh of clean energy each year....

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