Comments on: Massive solar plant just over the horizon http://salidacitizen.com/2008/12/massive-solar-plant-just-over-the-horizon/ Community news, blogs, info, videos and events for Salida, Colorado. Tue, 22 May 2012 16:53:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: solar projects http://salidacitizen.com/2008/12/massive-solar-plant-just-over-the-horizon/comment-page-1/#comment-6385 solar projects Mon, 11 Apr 2011 10:03:59 +0000 http://salidacitizen.com/?p=869#comment-6385 Great man...I am really amazed by this news..Thanks for sharing it!! Great man…I am really amazed by this news..Thanks for sharing it!!

]]> By: Debra Goodman http://salidacitizen.com/2008/12/massive-solar-plant-just-over-the-horizon/comment-page-1/#comment-147 Debra Goodman Tue, 16 Dec 2008 22:14:16 +0000 http://salidacitizen.com/?p=869#comment-147 As the Director of the Alamosa Convention and Visitors Bureau, we have been thrilled with the interest that this massive and beautiful plant has generated. Like the majestic Sangre de Cristos, you never see it the same twice. The light, panel angles, shadows and coloring are always unique as it moves like a live being seeking the maximum sun exposure. Having installations like this in your backyard is exciting and daunting. The energy production is critical to our future, and the geotourism opportunities are limitless, sustainable, educational and income producing. We look forward to installing interpretive panels on the highway pull-off built at the edge of the plant so that all visitors can learn what Salida's 5th graders now know! Our organization is happy to help you plan a group tour to this plant and other progressive and unique sites in the San Luis Valley. Email me if you're interested, debra@alamosa.org Our thanks to Bill for sharing his perspective on his visit to Alamosa. Stop by anytime! As the Director of the Alamosa Convention and Visitors Bureau, we have been thrilled with the interest that this massive and beautiful plant has generated. Like the majestic Sangre de Cristos, you never see it the same twice. The light, panel angles, shadows and coloring are always unique as it moves like a live being seeking the maximum sun exposure.

Having installations like this in your backyard is exciting and daunting. The energy production is critical to our future, and the geotourism opportunities are limitless, sustainable, educational and income producing.

We look forward to installing interpretive panels on the highway pull-off built at the edge of the plant so that all visitors can learn what Salida’s 5th graders now know!

Our organization is happy to help you plan a group tour to this plant and other progressive and unique sites in the San Luis Valley. Email me if you’re interested, debra@alamosa.org

Our thanks to Bill for sharing his perspective on his visit to Alamosa. Stop by anytime!

]]> By: Nathaniel J. Miullo http://salidacitizen.com/2008/12/massive-solar-plant-just-over-the-horizon/comment-page-1/#comment-145 Nathaniel J. Miullo Tue, 16 Dec 2008 19:12:58 +0000 http://salidacitizen.com/?p=869#comment-145 FANTASTIC! STUPENDOUS! AMAZING ! WOOO HOOO !!!!! Nathaniel J. Miullo, Revitalization/Renewable & Energy Efficiency :) ~ Energy Advisor, 8RA landline 303 312-6233, fax (w/ notice) 303 312-6882 EPA R8 1595 Wynkoop Street, Denver, CO 80202 Sustainable communities provide the best long term national security. When we can only be distressed about our own circumstances, let's share Daoud Hari's story, and the image of the child waiving from the grass (pg. 97) The Translator Thanks. FANTASTIC! STUPENDOUS! AMAZING !
WOOO HOOO !!!!!

Nathaniel J. Miullo, Revitalization/Renewable & Energy Efficiency :) ~ Energy Advisor, 8RA
landline 303 312-6233, fax (w/ notice) 303 312-6882

EPA R8 1595 Wynkoop Street, Denver, CO 80202

Sustainable communities provide the best long term national security.

When we can only be distressed about our own circumstances, let’s share Daoud Hari’s story, and the image of the child waiving from the grass (pg. 97) The Translator

Thanks.

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