Sonoma State University has made a move towards renewable energy by installing solar panels. The university covered five major parking lots with these panels, providing a dual benefit. The solar panels offer shaded coverage for vehicles parked underneath.
They also generate power that can be used during both planned and unplanned outages, helping to ensure a reliable energy supply. Further details about this initiative can be found through KTVU FOX 2 News, the source of this information.
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