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Solar field being built to power Lower Cape May Regional High School
Dale Gerhard
Kevin Prendergast of EHT, and Solar Foundation, works on constructing the racks that will hold the solar panels. A new solar power array is under construction adjacent to Lower Cape May Regional High School in Lower Township. Wednesday Sept 26, 2012. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
Barry Voss of Galloway (front) and Jim Rhodes of Mays Landing and Solar Foundation, work on constructing the racks that will hold the solar panels. A new solar power array is under construction adjacent to Lower Cape May Regional High School in Lower Township. Wednesday Sept 26, 2012. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
Frank Onorato, business administrator for the Lower Cape May Regional High School and Richard Teitelman School in Lower Township, looks over the solar array under construction. A new solar power array is under construction adjacent to Lower Cape May Regional High School in Lower Township. Wednesday Sept 26, 2012. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
Charles Sandman and Maud Abrams Schools in Lower Township will have a solar array installed to supply the schools with electricity. A new solar power array is under construction adjacent to Lower Cape May Regional High School in Lower Township. Wednesday Sept 26, 2012. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
Frank Onorato, business administrator for the Lower Cape May Regional High School and Richard Teitelman School in Lower Township, looks over the solar array under construction. A new solar power array is under construction adjacent to Lower Cape May Regional High School in Lower Township. Wednesday Sept 26, 2012. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)
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