Gray Connective Goes Green With Palmer Township
Plans to Erect Solar Energy Source at Charles Chrin Community Center in Spring 2009

Gray Connective is working with Palmer Township to design and install a 9-foot, three-panel solar array starting this spring, which will provide power for the township center and educate residents about solar energy.  “It’s a way to educate people in the township about alternative energy,” supervisor Chairman David Colver said. “We want to take an active role in energy savings, and this is sort of a first step for us.” Lifelong Palmer resident Kevin Gray, owner of Gray Connective, offered to pay for the majority of the $10,000 community center project. Supervisors agreed to contribute $3,500 of taxpayer money, though they hope to cover costs with a state or federal grant.

Solar energy represents a turning point for the future.  While it currently requires a significant initial investment, the savings realized both short and long term make a notable impact on your bottom line and sustainability of our environment.
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