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Dover’s new four-megawatt community solar farm, a joint venture between Nautilus Solar and TurningPoint Energy, is set to power homes while slashing energy bills—especially as prices climb thanks to data center demand. With state Public Advocate Jameson Tweedie highlighting the need for local generation amid PJM reliability gaps, and Senator Kyra Hoffner praising the project’s community impact, this solar initiative isn’t just green—it’s good for the wallet. Thanks to Senate Bill 321, all subscribers get at least 10% off their bills, with low-income households saving up to 20%. Plus, one consolidated bill means simpler payments, and after a 35-year lease, the system vanishes with zero environmental footprint—clean energy, clean bills, and clean conscience.

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