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Bedford Presbyterian describes 126‑panel solar project, nine‑year payback and new community uses
Summary
Bedford Presbyterian Church presented results from its May 2025 126‑panel solar installation, reporting roughly 73,565 kWh produced May–Dec 2025, reduced demand charges, a projected ~97,000 kWh per year output and an anticipated nine‑year payback that is already funding expanded community services.
Bedford Presbyterian Church officials told the Bedford Energy Commission on Jan. 22 that a congregation‑led solar and efficiency effort has cut utility costs and freed funds for community programs.
Beth Evertz, a member of the church's Green Team, opened the presentation and described the congregation's campaign and goals. Brian Martell, one of the project leads, said the group installed 126 panels in May 2025 and ran an energy‑audit and efficiency program before and after installation to target demand charges and peak loads.
Commissioners heard the technical and financial details: the presenters reported 73,565 kilowatt‑hours…
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