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What Nonprofits Get Wrong About Renewable Energy Projects

what nonprofits get wrong

In this guide the 5 common pitfalls that nonprofits
make when making the switch to renewable energy will be broken down.
For each pitfall we’re going to show you how to overcome it by integrating renewable energy systems, like solar, into what is called a “microgrid”.

A Faraday Microgrid combines power generation, energy storage and intelligent, automated control systems so your facility can reap greater value from the energy produced and meet the demands of your stakeholders, budget, and operations.

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