(Reuters) - The $1.35 million project will allow city-owned utility CPS Energy "to test the viability of a solar energy application in a large, real-world commercial application," according to a statement by CPS and Silver Ventures.
CPS Energy hopes to have 15 percent of all its customers' peak power demand met with renewable sources by 2020. Milton Lee, general manager of CPS, says renewables make 11 percent of the power delivered now to its more than 600,000 customers.
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CPS Energy hopes to have 15 percent of all its customers' peak power demand met with renewable sources by 2020. Milton Lee, general manager of CPS, says renewables make 11 percent of the power delivered now to its more than 600,000 customers.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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