| (Release) The City of Laramie is a proud to announce that the 25kW solar projects at the Laramie Community Recreation Center and Laramie Ice & Event Center have recently been completed with the installation of public kiosks. These public kiosks were installed in the lobbies of the Recreation Center and the Ice & Event Center, as well as in the Laramie High School cafeteria. |
| Kiosk monitors provide daily and weekly real-time solar energy production, lifetime totals and comparisons to saved carbon emissions and trees planted. This information is also available by visiting the following sites: |
| Recreation Center: https://monitoringpublic.solaredge.com/solaredge- web/p/kiosk?guid=83ec4df9-1f0e-4b84-840a-86d47744aa7f |
| Ice & Events Center: https://monitoringpublic.solaredge.com/solaredge- web/p/kiosk?guid=a807830f-e033-4927-b8c6-5650717f8bac |
| The City of Laramie would like to thank Rocky Mountain Power’s Blue Sky program participants who support the installation of renewable energy, as well as Rocky Mountain Power’s Blue Sky program for choosing to fund these projects. Additional information on Rocky Mountain Power’s Blue Sky program can be found at: https://www.rockymountainpower.net/bluesky. |
| Installation of the Laramie Community Recreation Center and the Ice & Event Center solar projects represent the City’s first major step toward carbon neutrality. These facilities were selected for the inaugural solar investment because of their impact toward the City’s municipal goal of net neutrality and for their ability to serve as an educational site for the thousands of guests visiting both facilities each year. |
| For more information on this project, please contact Assistant City Manager Todd Feezer at tfeezer@cityoflaramie.org. |