Small Farmer Has Bragging Rights For Charging EV with Solar, He Says
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Small Farmer Has Bragging Rights For Charging EV with Solar, He Says
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Tim Nesbitt, former chief of staff to Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski, claims bragging rights for charging his Chevy Bolt EV solely with solar power on his small farm, which is carbon neutral--and sometimes carbon negative. He has 84 ground-mounted solar panels that generate 18-19 kWh daily. Batteries provide some resilience for critical systems such as the internet and refrigeration.
Nesbitt's friend, another farmer, is earning $1,500 per acre for selling solar installed on his farm by a third party--more than he can make by growing certain crops.
Through the EVmath program, Nesbitt tells his story to help other rural residents understand the benefits of driving EVs.
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