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Eco Society backs Nelson solar plan

A local environmental group is fully behind a proposed Nelson community Solar Garden – or solar array.

David Reid with the West Kootenay Eco Society knows the pilot project for Nelson won’t be a major power producer but it’s a very important part of combating climate change.

Nelson Hydro will need residents to invest up-front in the solar plant which could cost about $400,000 and may be situated in Bonnington.

Those residents would then get a credit on their regular hydro bill.

Council is expected to sign off on the concept soon.

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