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(Jerusalem Post) Michelle Malka Grossman - On Friday, Georgia Power and Israel's Energiya Global subsidiary Energiya USA will inaugurate a 59-acre solar power field in Glynn County, Georgia, after winning the competitive $30 million tender in 2014 - the state's first commercial-scale solar field. The field is Energiya's 10th commercial-size solar field worldwide, and the latest after setting up Rwanda's first solar power field. Other ventures have brought Israel's south to benefit from 60% solar energy power during daytime hours. 2016-06-03 00:00:00Full Article
Israel to Light Up Georgia with State's First Solar Field
(Jerusalem Post) Michelle Malka Grossman - On Friday, Georgia Power and Israel's Energiya Global subsidiary Energiya USA will inaugurate a 59-acre solar power field in Glynn County, Georgia, after winning the competitive $30 million tender in 2014 - the state's first commercial-scale solar field. The field is Energiya's 10th commercial-size solar field worldwide, and the latest after setting up Rwanda's first solar power field. Other ventures have brought Israel's south to benefit from 60% solar energy power during daytime hours. 2016-06-03 00:00:00Full Article
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