Brad Wilson

Ecos Energy

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Project Developer at Ecos Energy, a Minneapolis-based company that's trying to install a solar farm on 2.5 acres in Lakeview Terrace

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A state law, passed in 1978, says virtually nothing can stop the installation of solar power if there's no threat to health or safety.

Solar Power: From the Roof to the Ground

A state law, passed in 1978, says virtually nothing can stop the installation of solar power if there's no threat to health or safety.

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