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Cape Cod, MA – August 7, 2024 – PureSky Energy, a leader in sustainable energy solutions, is pleased to announce a generous donation of $25,000 to the Cape Cod Children's Museum, facilitating the installation of rooftop solar panels and supporting the museum's transition to renewable energy. This initiative is part of PureSky Energy's ongoing commitment to supporting local communities and advancing the adoption of clean energy solutions.
The newly installed rooftop solar panels will significantly reduce the museum's carbon footprint, promote environmental sustainability, and provide educational opportunities for the thousands of children and families who visit the museum each year.
Lisa Bates, Executive Director of the Cape Cod Children’s Museum says, “We are very grateful to PureSky Energy for providing not only solar panels that will provide a recurring reduction to our operational costs but also educational materials that will allow children and families to learn more about “Conserving Cape Cod”.
"PureSky Energy is proud to support the Cape Cod Children's Museum in their transition to renewable energy,” says Derek Moretz, VP of Development. “This partnership is a testament to our commitment to local communities and to driving the adoption of clean, sustainable energy solutions. We believe that by supporting educational institutions like the Cape Cod Children's Museum, we can inspire the next generation to be stewards of the environment."
PureSky Energy remains dedicated to fostering strong relationships with communities surrounding their solar farms and promoting sustainable development. PureSky recently completed its Cotuit Solar Project in nearby Sandwich, MA, which will bring the company’s total capacity for the State of Massachusetts to over 50 MW. The company is also developing a portfolio of projects on Cape Cod to transition a country club into both conservation and solar for local benefit.
This donation is one of many initiatives aimed at creating a positive impact on both local communities and the environment.
The Cape Cod Children’s Museum is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We have proudly served the families of Cape Cod and hundreds of thousands of visitors over the past 30+ years. We are a “Museums for All” participant ensuring no child is turned away for an inability to pay. Additionally, the museum provides scholarships and subsidized admissions for all children and families receiving benefits and in the foster care system. The museum is a recognized site for family visitations and opens its doors privately to families with children suffering medical crises. We also recognize the service of our military and teachers with reduced admission prices. CCCM is currently open Monday through Friday 9 am – 3pm, Saturdays 10 am – 3 pm, and is located at 577 Great Neck Road South, Mashpee, MA. Phone: 508-539-8788. Please visit our website for more information and special events: www.capecodchildrensmuseum.org.
PureSky Energy is a leading developer, owner, and operator of US community solar, C&I and storage projects with headquarters in Denver, Colorado. Since entering the US market in 2016, the company has rapidly expanded its scale and currently operates a portfolio with generation capacity of approximately 233MW across forty-four sites or under-construction projects expected to be completed in the short term. The company has a large pipeline of solar and battery storage projects across existing and new US markets, placing the platform in a primary position within the distributed generation market. The company's mission is to make clean energy accessible and affordable to local communities across the United States, while shaping a brighter, more sustainable future for generations to come.
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