Geneva Public Library will host an event called "Going Solar" on Wednesday, May 7 at 5:30 pm. Solar consultant Meg McLean from mClean Power will lead the session. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about electric utility bills, solar system components, and trends in regional utility rates. The presentation will cover how to switch from an electric utility to solar, factors that can affect solar power production, and government financial incentives available for solar energy. Participants will also learn about the steps involved in the transition to solar power. The event will take place at the Geneva Public Library, located at 244 Main St, Geneva. Interested individuals can register by visiting the Geneva Public Library website at gplny.org.

Source: Geneva Public Library

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Source Location: Geneva

Geneva, NY

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