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energy, solar energy, Meserschmift-Boelkow-Blohm, solar power plant, reflector, Kuwait, 1981, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-energy-solar-energy-meserschmift-boelkow-blohm-solar-power-plant-reflector-19826704.htmlRMB4754G–energy, solar energy, Meserschmift-Boelkow-Blohm, solar power plant, reflector, Kuwait, 1981,
NASA's Pathfinder developed in the 1980s was solar powered, weighed 430 pounds, and had eight electric powered motor Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-nasas-pathfinder-developed-in-the-1980s-was-solar-powered-weighed-50050479.htmlRMCWBYW3–NASA's Pathfinder developed in the 1980s was solar powered, weighed 430 pounds, and had eight electric powered motor
energy,solar energy,advertising for solar energy,Umwelttag Marienhof,Munich,1986,old,man,men,solar collectors,solar collector,information,info,technics,technologies,preventive environmental protection,for environmental reasons,renewable energies,regenerative,photovoltaic cell,solar cells,photovoltaic cells,multijunction solar cell,invention,inventions,generations,solar energy,environment engineering,environmental technology,electricity,generation of current,electricity generation,power generation,energies,solar energy,solar po,Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-energysolar-energyadvertising-for-solar-energyumwelttag-marienhofmunich1986oldmanmensolar-58525175.htmlRMDB61CR–energy,solar energy,advertising for solar energy,Umwelttag Marienhof,Munich,1986,old,man,men,solar collectors,solar collector,information,info,technics,technologies,preventive environmental protection,for environmental reasons,renewable energies,regenerative,photovoltaic cell,solar cells,photovoltaic cells,multijunction solar cell,invention,inventions,generations,solar energy,environment engineering,environmental technology,electricity,generation of current,electricity generation,power generation,energies,solar energy,solar po,Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
A pioneering example of a German photovoltaic solar electric generating system on a house roof in Ensheim, Germany. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-pioneering-example-of-a-german-photovoltaic-solar-electric-generating-135393748.htmlRMHT7M30–A pioneering example of a German photovoltaic solar electric generating system on a house roof in Ensheim, Germany.
broadcast, radio, solar radio with baseball cap and solar cell, Germany, circa 1984, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/broadcast-radio-solar-radio-with-baseball-cap-and-solar-cell-germany-circa-1984-additional-rights-clearance-info-not-available-image431539068.htmlRM2G228DG–broadcast, radio, solar radio with baseball cap and solar cell, Germany, circa 1984, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE
Large field solar panels heat a swimming pool with solar energy ca. 1985 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/large-field-solar-panels-heat-a-swimming-pool-with-solar-energy-ca-1985-image528608451.htmlRM2NM05D7–Large field solar panels heat a swimming pool with solar energy ca. 1985
Wraysbury, Berkshire, UK. 25th March, 2023. The Wraysbury Solar Farm. The photovoltaic solar farm was installed on approximately 5.3Ha of land at FCC Wraysbury closed Landfill site, near Staines-upon-Thames. The former sand and gravel pit was infilled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste during the 1970’s and 1980’s and was completed with intert waste prior to restoration in the mid 1990s. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wraysbury-berkshire-uk-25th-march-2023-the-wraysbury-solar-farm-the-photovoltaic-solar-farm-was-installed-on-approximately-53ha-of-land-at-fcc-wraysbury-closed-landfill-site-near-staines-upon-thames-the-former-sand-and-gravel-pit-was-infilled-with-domestic-industrial-and-commercial-waste-during-the-1970s-and-1980s-and-was-completed-with-intert-waste-prior-to-restoration-in-the-mid-1990s-credit-maureen-mcleanalamy-image544031315.htmlRF2PH2NDR–Wraysbury, Berkshire, UK. 25th March, 2023. The Wraysbury Solar Farm. The photovoltaic solar farm was installed on approximately 5.3Ha of land at FCC Wraysbury closed Landfill site, near Staines-upon-Thames. The former sand and gravel pit was infilled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste during the 1970’s and 1980’s and was completed with intert waste prior to restoration in the mid 1990s. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy
A view of the solar panels that supply power for the remotely controlled television cameras on the Korean Tactical Range. The range is located approximately 90 miles east of Osan Air Base, Korea. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-view-of-the-solar-panels-that-supply-power-for-the-remotely-controlled-television-cameras-on-the-korean-tactical-range-the-range-is-located-approximately-90-miles-east-of-osan-air-base-korea-image236885461.htmlRMRNB1R1–A view of the solar panels that supply power for the remotely controlled television cameras on the Korean Tactical Range. The range is located approximately 90 miles east of Osan Air Base, Korea.
NASA's Pathfinder developed in the 1980s was solar powered, weighed 430 pounds, and had eight electric powered motor propellers. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-nasas-pathfinder-developed-in-the-1980s-was-solar-powered-weighed-38132781.htmlRMC612N1–NASA's Pathfinder developed in the 1980s was solar powered, weighed 430 pounds, and had eight electric powered motor propellers.
Solar and wind games of the Energy Anders Foundation; a driver in a wind powered car ca. 1985 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/solar-and-wind-games-of-the-energy-anders-foundation-a-driver-in-a-wind-powered-car-ca-1985-image528624121.htmlRM2NM0WCW–Solar and wind games of the Energy Anders Foundation; a driver in a wind powered car ca. 1985
Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. at the Stony B Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/family-and-friends-were-present-at-the-dedicationribbon-cutting-of-the-35-acre-solar-plant-named-after-the-late-master-sgt-alexander-cotton-he-was-part-of-the-439th-contingency-response-flight-at-westover-air-reserve-base-cotton-was-chosen-because-of-his-dedication-to-westover-the-air-force-and-his-solar-energy-advocacy-here-his-memory-can-shine-down-on-the-base-the-solar-field-was-built-on-the-east-side-of-the-base-in-ludlow-where-munitions-for-the-99th-bomb-wing-were-stored-before-the-1980s-the-area-is-today-owned-by-massachusetts-municipal-wholesale-electric-co-at-the-stony-b-image491730782.htmlRM2KG07HJ–Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Co. at the Stony B
30 November 1984, Saxony, Delitzsch: Roof solar panels are mounted on a small building near Delitzsch in the mid-1980s. Exact date of recording not known. Photo: Volkmar Heinz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/30-november-1984-saxony-delitzsch-roof-solar-panels-are-mounted-on-a-small-building-near-delitzsch-in-the-mid-1980s-exact-date-of-recording-not-known-photo-volkmar-heinzdpa-zentralbildzb-image359345240.htmlRM2BTHGEG–30 November 1984, Saxony, Delitzsch: Roof solar panels are mounted on a small building near Delitzsch in the mid-1980s. Exact date of recording not known. Photo: Volkmar Heinz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
OFFSHORE OIL PLATFORM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-offshore-oil-platform-southern-california-47233433.htmlRMCMRJM9–OFFSHORE OIL PLATFORM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Summer mood retro set posters. Flat style. Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/summer-mood-retro-set-posters-flat-style-image470241799.htmlRF2J91A5Y–Summer mood retro set posters. Flat style.
OIL FIELD AT SUNSET CALIFORNIA Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-oil-field-at-sunset-california-47233475.htmlRMCMRJNR–OIL FIELD AT SUNSET CALIFORNIA
A pioneering example of a German photovoltaic solar electric generating system on a house roof in Ensheim, Rheinland-Palatinate, Germany. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-pioneering-example-of-a-german-photovoltaic-solar-electric-generating-135393683.htmlRMHT7M0K–A pioneering example of a German photovoltaic solar electric generating system on a house roof in Ensheim, Rheinland-Palatinate, Germany.
Wraysbury, Berkshire, UK. 25th March, 2023. The Wraysbury Solar Farm. The photovoltaic solar farm was installed on approximately 5.3Ha of land at FCC Wraysbury closed Landfill site, near Staines-upon-Thames. The former sand and gravel pit was infilled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste during the 1970’s and 1980’s and was completed with intert waste prior to restoration in the mid 1990s. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wraysbury-berkshire-uk-25th-march-2023-the-wraysbury-solar-farm-the-photovoltaic-solar-farm-was-installed-on-approximately-53ha-of-land-at-fcc-wraysbury-closed-landfill-site-near-staines-upon-thames-the-former-sand-and-gravel-pit-was-infilled-with-domestic-industrial-and-commercial-waste-during-the-1970s-and-1980s-and-was-completed-with-intert-waste-prior-to-restoration-in-the-mid-1990s-credit-maureen-mcleanalamy-image544031267.htmlRF2PH2NC3–Wraysbury, Berkshire, UK. 25th March, 2023. The Wraysbury Solar Farm. The photovoltaic solar farm was installed on approximately 5.3Ha of land at FCC Wraysbury closed Landfill site, near Staines-upon-Thames. The former sand and gravel pit was infilled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste during the 1970’s and 1980’s and was completed with intert waste prior to restoration in the mid 1990s. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy
Solar and wind games of the Energie Anders Foundation; , boys in a solar boat ca. 1985 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/solar-and-wind-games-of-the-energie-anders-foundation-boys-in-a-solar-boat-ca-1985-image528620418.htmlRM2NM0MMJ–Solar and wind games of the Energie Anders Foundation; , boys in a solar boat ca. 1985
A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-shining-dedication-for-a-shining-westover-airman-family-and-friends-were-present-at-the-dedicationribbon-cutting-of-the-35-acre-solar-plant-named-after-the-late-master-sgt-alexander-cotton-he-was-part-of-the-439th-contingency-response-flight-at-westover-air-reserve-base-cotton-was-chosen-because-of-his-dedication-to-westover-the-air-force-and-his-solar-energy-advocacy-here-his-memory-can-shine-down-on-the-base-the-solar-field-was-built-on-the-east-side-of-the-base-in-ludlow-where-munitions-for-the-99th-bomb-wing-were-stored-before-the-1980s-the-area-is-today-owned-by-massachus-image491730867.htmlRM2KG07MK–A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus
An aerial view of a 25-kilowatt flat plate photovoltaic array that has been in operation since 1979. Its successful operation has provided proof that solar power systems can operate in a New England climate. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-aerial-view-of-a-25-kilowatt-flat-plate-photovoltaic-array-that-has-been-in-operation-since-1979-its-successful-operation-has-provided-proof-that-solar-power-systems-can-operate-in-a-new-england-climate-image236997734.htmlRMRNG50P–An aerial view of a 25-kilowatt flat plate photovoltaic array that has been in operation since 1979. Its successful operation has provided proof that solar power systems can operate in a New England climate.
Summer mood retro poster. Abstract vintage sun. Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/summer-mood-retro-poster-abstract-vintage-sun-image470241768.htmlRF2J91A4T–Summer mood retro poster. Abstract vintage sun.
Wraysbury, Berkshire, UK. 25th March, 2023. The Wraysbury Solar Farm. The photovoltaic solar farm was installed on approximately 5.3Ha of land at FCC Wraysbury closed Landfill site, near Staines-upon-Thames. The former sand and gravel pit was infilled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste during the 1970’s and 1980’s and was completed with intert waste prior to restoration in the mid 1990s. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wraysbury-berkshire-uk-25th-march-2023-the-wraysbury-solar-farm-the-photovoltaic-solar-farm-was-installed-on-approximately-53ha-of-land-at-fcc-wraysbury-closed-landfill-site-near-staines-upon-thames-the-former-sand-and-gravel-pit-was-infilled-with-domestic-industrial-and-commercial-waste-during-the-1970s-and-1980s-and-was-completed-with-intert-waste-prior-to-restoration-in-the-mid-1990s-credit-maureen-mcleanalamy-image544031331.htmlRF2PH2NEB–Wraysbury, Berkshire, UK. 25th March, 2023. The Wraysbury Solar Farm. The photovoltaic solar farm was installed on approximately 5.3Ha of land at FCC Wraysbury closed Landfill site, near Staines-upon-Thames. The former sand and gravel pit was infilled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste during the 1970’s and 1980’s and was completed with intert waste prior to restoration in the mid 1990s. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy
A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-shining-dedication-for-a-shining-westover-airman-family-and-friends-were-present-at-the-dedicationribbon-cutting-of-the-35-acre-solar-plant-named-after-the-late-master-sgt-alexander-cotton-he-was-part-of-the-439th-contingency-response-flight-at-westover-air-reserve-base-cotton-was-chosen-because-of-his-dedication-to-westover-the-air-force-and-his-solar-energy-advocacy-here-his-memory-can-shine-down-on-the-base-the-solar-field-was-built-on-the-east-side-of-the-base-in-ludlow-where-munitions-for-the-99th-bomb-wing-were-stored-before-the-1980s-the-area-is-today-owned-by-massachus-image491730851.htmlRM2KG07M3–A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus
An aerial view of a 25-kilowatt flat plate photovoltaic array that has been in operation since 1979. Its successful operation has provided proof that solar power systems can operate in a New England climate. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-aerial-view-of-a-25-kilowatt-flat-plate-photovoltaic-array-that-has-been-in-operation-since-1979-its-successful-operation-has-provided-proof-that-solar-power-systems-can-operate-in-a-new-england-climate-image352846194.htmlRM2BE1EWP–An aerial view of a 25-kilowatt flat plate photovoltaic array that has been in operation since 1979. Its successful operation has provided proof that solar power systems can operate in a New England climate.
Wraysbury, Berkshire, UK. 25th March, 2023. The Wraysbury Solar Farm. The photovoltaic solar farm was installed on approximately 5.3Ha of land at FCC Wraysbury closed Landfill site, near Staines-upon-Thames. The former sand and gravel pit was infilled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste during the 1970’s and 1980’s and was completed with intert waste prior to restoration in the mid 1990s. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wraysbury-berkshire-uk-25th-march-2023-the-wraysbury-solar-farm-the-photovoltaic-solar-farm-was-installed-on-approximately-53ha-of-land-at-fcc-wraysbury-closed-landfill-site-near-staines-upon-thames-the-former-sand-and-gravel-pit-was-infilled-with-domestic-industrial-and-commercial-waste-during-the-1970s-and-1980s-and-was-completed-with-intert-waste-prior-to-restoration-in-the-mid-1990s-credit-maureen-mcleanalamy-image544031304.htmlRF2PH2NDC–Wraysbury, Berkshire, UK. 25th March, 2023. The Wraysbury Solar Farm. The photovoltaic solar farm was installed on approximately 5.3Ha of land at FCC Wraysbury closed Landfill site, near Staines-upon-Thames. The former sand and gravel pit was infilled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste during the 1970’s and 1980’s and was completed with intert waste prior to restoration in the mid 1990s. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy
A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-shining-dedication-for-a-shining-westover-airman-family-and-friends-were-present-at-the-dedicationribbon-cutting-of-the-35-acre-solar-plant-named-after-the-late-master-sgt-alexander-cotton-he-was-part-of-the-439th-contingency-response-flight-at-westover-air-reserve-base-cotton-was-chosen-because-of-his-dedication-to-westover-the-air-force-and-his-solar-energy-advocacy-here-his-memory-can-shine-down-on-the-base-the-solar-field-was-built-on-the-east-side-of-the-base-in-ludlow-where-munitions-for-the-99th-bomb-wing-were-stored-before-the-1980s-the-area-is-today-owned-by-massachus-image491730854.htmlRM2KG07M6–A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus
Wraysbury, Berkshire, UK. 25th March, 2023. The Wraysbury Solar Farm. The photovoltaic solar farm was installed on approximately 5.3Ha of land at FCC Wraysbury closed Landfill site, near Staines-upon-Thames. The former sand and gravel pit was infilled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste during the 1970’s and 1980’s and was completed with intert waste prior to restoration in the mid 1990s. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wraysbury-berkshire-uk-25th-march-2023-the-wraysbury-solar-farm-the-photovoltaic-solar-farm-was-installed-on-approximately-53ha-of-land-at-fcc-wraysbury-closed-landfill-site-near-staines-upon-thames-the-former-sand-and-gravel-pit-was-infilled-with-domestic-industrial-and-commercial-waste-during-the-1970s-and-1980s-and-was-completed-with-intert-waste-prior-to-restoration-in-the-mid-1990s-credit-maureen-mcleanalamy-image544031321.htmlRF2PH2NE1–Wraysbury, Berkshire, UK. 25th March, 2023. The Wraysbury Solar Farm. The photovoltaic solar farm was installed on approximately 5.3Ha of land at FCC Wraysbury closed Landfill site, near Staines-upon-Thames. The former sand and gravel pit was infilled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste during the 1970’s and 1980’s and was completed with intert waste prior to restoration in the mid 1990s. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy
A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-shining-dedication-for-a-shining-westover-airman-family-and-friends-were-present-at-the-dedicationribbon-cutting-of-the-35-acre-solar-plant-named-after-the-late-master-sgt-alexander-cotton-he-was-part-of-the-439th-contingency-response-flight-at-westover-air-reserve-base-cotton-was-chosen-because-of-his-dedication-to-westover-the-air-force-and-his-solar-energy-advocacy-here-his-memory-can-shine-down-on-the-base-the-solar-field-was-built-on-the-east-side-of-the-base-in-ludlow-where-munitions-for-the-99th-bomb-wing-were-stored-before-the-1980s-the-area-is-today-owned-by-massachus-image491730873.htmlRM2KG07MW–A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus
Wraysbury, Berkshire, UK. 25th March, 2023. The Wraysbury Solar Farm. The photovoltaic solar farm was installed on approximately 5.3Ha of land at FCC Wraysbury closed Landfill site, near Staines-upon-Thames. The former sand and gravel pit was infilled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste during the 1970’s and 1980’s and was completed with intert waste prior to restoration in the mid 1990s. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wraysbury-berkshire-uk-25th-march-2023-the-wraysbury-solar-farm-the-photovoltaic-solar-farm-was-installed-on-approximately-53ha-of-land-at-fcc-wraysbury-closed-landfill-site-near-staines-upon-thames-the-former-sand-and-gravel-pit-was-infilled-with-domestic-industrial-and-commercial-waste-during-the-1970s-and-1980s-and-was-completed-with-intert-waste-prior-to-restoration-in-the-mid-1990s-credit-maureen-mcleanalamy-image544031279.htmlRF2PH2NCF–Wraysbury, Berkshire, UK. 25th March, 2023. The Wraysbury Solar Farm. The photovoltaic solar farm was installed on approximately 5.3Ha of land at FCC Wraysbury closed Landfill site, near Staines-upon-Thames. The former sand and gravel pit was infilled with domestic, industrial and commercial waste during the 1970’s and 1980’s and was completed with intert waste prior to restoration in the mid 1990s. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy
A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-shining-dedication-for-a-shining-westover-airman-family-and-friends-were-present-at-the-dedicationribbon-cutting-of-the-35-acre-solar-plant-named-after-the-late-master-sgt-alexander-cotton-he-was-part-of-the-439th-contingency-response-flight-at-westover-air-reserve-base-cotton-was-chosen-because-of-his-dedication-to-westover-the-air-force-and-his-solar-energy-advocacy-here-his-memory-can-shine-down-on-the-base-the-solar-field-was-built-on-the-east-side-of-the-base-in-ludlow-where-munitions-for-the-99th-bomb-wing-were-stored-before-the-1980s-the-area-is-today-owned-by-massachus-image491730858.htmlRM2KG07MA–A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus
A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-shining-dedication-for-a-shining-westover-airman-family-and-friends-were-present-at-the-dedicationribbon-cutting-of-the-35-acre-solar-plant-named-after-the-late-master-sgt-alexander-cotton-he-was-part-of-the-439th-contingency-response-flight-at-westover-air-reserve-base-cotton-was-chosen-because-of-his-dedication-to-westover-the-air-force-and-his-solar-energy-advocacy-here-his-memory-can-shine-down-on-the-base-the-solar-field-was-built-on-the-east-side-of-the-base-in-ludlow-where-munitions-for-the-99th-bomb-wing-were-stored-before-the-1980s-the-area-is-today-owned-by-massachus-image491730795.htmlRM2KG07J3–A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus
A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-shining-dedication-for-a-shining-westover-airman-family-and-friends-were-present-at-the-dedicationribbon-cutting-of-the-35-acre-solar-plant-named-after-the-late-master-sgt-alexander-cotton-he-was-part-of-the-439th-contingency-response-flight-at-westover-air-reserve-base-cotton-was-chosen-because-of-his-dedication-to-westover-the-air-force-and-his-solar-energy-advocacy-here-his-memory-can-shine-down-on-the-base-the-solar-field-was-built-on-the-east-side-of-the-base-in-ludlow-where-munitions-for-the-99th-bomb-wing-were-stored-before-the-1980s-the-area-is-today-owned-by-massachus-image491730876.htmlRM2KG07N0–A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus
A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-shining-dedication-for-a-shining-westover-airman-family-and-friends-were-present-at-the-dedicationribbon-cutting-of-the-35-acre-solar-plant-named-after-the-late-master-sgt-alexander-cotton-he-was-part-of-the-439th-contingency-response-flight-at-westover-air-reserve-base-cotton-was-chosen-because-of-his-dedication-to-westover-the-air-force-and-his-solar-energy-advocacy-here-his-memory-can-shine-down-on-the-base-the-solar-field-was-built-on-the-east-side-of-the-base-in-ludlow-where-munitions-for-the-99th-bomb-wing-were-stored-before-the-1980s-the-area-is-today-owned-by-massachus-image491730865.htmlRM2KG07MH–A shining dedication for a shining Westover Airman Family and friends were present at the dedication/ribbon cutting of the 35-acre solar plant named after the late Master Sgt. Alexander Cotton. He was part of the 439th Contingency Response Flight at Westover Air Reserve Base. Cotton was chosen because of his dedication to Westover, the Air Force, and his solar energy advocacy. Here his memory can shine down on the base. The solar field was built on the east side of the base in Ludlow, where munitions for the 99th Bomb Wing were stored before the 1980s. The area is today owned by Massachus
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