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SCE's Sheep Creek Community Solar Farm near the high desert city of Adelanto.
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Jared Haines, CEO of Catalyze (left) and Josué Quintanilla, Catlyze's director of project management, discuss the Sheep Creek Community Solar Farm project at a ribbon-cutting ceremony earlier this month.
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The Sheep Creek Community Solar Farm generates enough electricity to power about 890 homes.
Expanding Access to Solar Power
SCE’s Sheep Creek Community Solar Farm brings clean power to customers who have been unable to access the benefits of the renewable source of electricity.
Lynnette Round
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