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Cynthia Tauss Delgado West Texas/Upper Rio Grande Region Representative of the Office of the Governor was also on hand to share a letter of support from Texas Governor Rick Perry. Marfa Mayor Dan Dunlap proclaimed as Green Mountain Solar Energy at Ballroom Marfa Day, urged Marfa citizens and businesses to learn more about green power and to engage in other activities that encourage the use of clean, abundant, reliable, renewable energy. On Saturday, from 2-5pm, Green Mountain’s Super Earth mascot, along with representatives from Green Mountain, Ballroom Marfa, and members of the community were on hand to officially “flip the ceremonial switch” of the solar array at 3.30 pm. Selected by Ralph McKay, the films to be screened include Don’t Kill the Weatherman by Martha Colburn, 2007 The Beekeepers by Richard Knox Robinson, 2009 and A Sense of Wonder by Christopher Monger, 2008. On Friday from 8-10pm at the Crowley Theater, Ballroom Marfa hosted film screenings followed by a Q&A with Standard Renewable Energy’s Jordan Fruge. On Thursday, at 10am Marfa Public Radio, 93.5 FM aired an interview with Ballroom Marfa’s Fairfax Dorn and Green Mountain’s Director of Marketing Services, Greg Latson, as part of the station’s Talk at Ten program series.

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To celebrate this new addition Ballroom planned a weekend full of events. That’s like not driving over 15,000 miles, or the annual sequestration of more than 800 trees. Green Mountains Big Texas Sun Club is a unique program in which the companys Texas customers can choose to support solar energy installations and education in. These panels will offset up to 13,700 pounds of carbon dioxide each year. The Company offers energy saving tips, solar energy, utility bills payment. The solar array, that covers nearly 450 square feet of roof space and consists of 30 solar panels, will provide approximately 15 percent of our annual electrical power requirements. Green Mountain Energy Company provides renewable energy generation services. The Green Mountain Energy® Solar at Ballroom Marfa is 5.25 kilowatts and is expected to produce more than 10,000 kilowatt hours of electricity per year by converting sunlight into electricity. The solar panels were installed by Houston-based Standard Renewable Energy. With this installation, Green Mountain have been responsible for creating almost 155 kW of new solar energy capacity in Texas since 2002. This is their 15th solar project built in Texas. Green Mountain’s Big Texas Sun Club is a unique program in which the company’s Texas customers can choose to support solar energy installations and education in Texas by paying an additional $5 on their monthly bill. Ballroom Marfa’s acquired solar panels, thanks to Austin-based Green Mountain Energy Company, who donated the solar panels and funded the array’s installation through its Big Texas Sun Club® program.