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Shaker Heights staff report much larger rooftop solar yield after engineering review; recommends non‑domestic panels
Summary
Officials said engineering increased the planned rooftop system from 460 kW to 550 kW, raising estimated generation to about 72–77% of the service-center load, shortening payback to about 16 years; staff recommended non‑domestic panels due to cost and supply considerations.
City staff and consultants briefed Shaker Heights City Council on July 28 on progress for a rooftop solar installation at the city service center, reporting a larger-than-expected system size, stronger returns and a recommendation to use non‑domestic-sourced equipment.
Consultant Mr. Peters said a post-contract engineering review increased the planned system from roughly 460 kilowatts to about 550 kilowatts at the same contract price, a roughly 17.5% increase in generation. That…
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