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Water-treatment plant to run on solar power

Rancho California Water District is planning to install a large solar electric system in Murrieta, CA, that will save the district approximately $4 million.

Read about it at: Water-treatment plant to run on solar power
Source: The Press-Enterprise
January 29, 2008