St. Petersburg firm installs large solar-energy array at resort

Legacy Vacation Resorts says the project will produce 78% of the electricity needed to power the Indian Shores property.

Legacy Vacation Resorts says its new solar-energy array will produce 78% of the electricity needed to power its Indian Shores property for an entire year.
Legacy Vacation Resorts says its new solar-energy array will produce 78% of the electricity needed to power its Indian Shores property for an entire year.
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Legacy Vacation Resorts, a certified B Corp based in St. Petersburg, has completed an ambitious solar-energy project at one of its properties in Indian Shores, a beachside community in western Pinellas County.

 

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