Zac Trolley @zactrolley.com · Jun 7

The Science Center in Calgary did. It provides shelter from rain and snow, as well as power to the facility. Building power next to where you are using is a win over having them out in a field somewhere, and having to connect to the grid. I'm not saying is THE answer, but it's a part.

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Bob Cobb · Jun 7

I think its great if the owner is willing to put the money in for it. Its just crazy expensive and mandating it will just drive up the cost of solar energy