03-22-22 Tin Mtn Solar shed and panel wide

Photovoltaic panels sit on and by a shed at the Tin Mountain Conservation Center in Albany. Photovoltaic systems can be installed on roofs or freestanding with wiring run through the house or underground from the array to the electrical panel. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)

By Russ Lanoie, special to The Conway Daily Sun

CONWAY — Fifteen years ago, the best way to use the sun’s energy, other than let it stream in through a window, was to use it to heat water. We’ve come a long way since then.

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