Johnson Visits Bean Center
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Michael Quintana of Sandia National Laboratories shows GSA Administrator Martha N. Johnson the Bean Federal Center's in recently-completed rooftop solar array the largest in the Midwest. The Bean Center is located in Lawrence, Indiana. GSA photo
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More than 6,000 solar panels are now generating two megawatts of renewable energy to reduce the building's electricity use by about seven percent. GSA photo
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GSA Administrator Martha N. Johnson tells reporters how GSA is testing different solar technologies in the rooftop lab to see which perform best under Midwestern weather conditions. GSA photo
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GSA Administrator Martha N. Johnson hosts a panel discussion. titled "Solar Power in the Midwest,"to discuss the use of solar technology in the Midwest as a source of energy and green jobs. To Johnson's left is Steve Leeds, GSA Senior Sustainability Officer. GSA photo
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"Solar Power in the Midwest" panelists included, from left to right: Steve Leeds, GSA's Sr. Counselor and Sr. Sustainability Officer; GSA Administrator Martha N. Johnson; Dr. Ramamoorthy Ramesh, director of the U.S. Department of Energy's SunShot Initiative and Solar Energy Technologies Program; Michael Quintana, member of the technical staff at Sandia National Laboratories; Cameron Smith, project manager at Shiel Sexton; Larry Hlavacek, project manager at Dewberry; and Brad Sharp, manager, federal accounts at SunPower Corporation. GSA photo
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GSA Administrator Martha N. Johnson touts the use of solar in the Midwest as a source of clean energy and green jobs to area representatives from business, academia, and government. GSA photo
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Panelists discuss the successes, challenges, and lessons learned from the Bean Center project with respect to implementing solar power in the Midwest. GSA photo
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GSA Administrator Martha N. Johnson meets with leaders from Ball State University to discuss and exchange information about the university's ground source geothermal thermal installation the largest of its kind in the United States. GSA photo
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GSA Administrator Martha N. Johnson, GSA Senior Counselor Steve Leeds (center), and GSA Regional Administrator Ann Kalayil (right) tour the Ball State ground source geothermal installation. GSA photo
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GSA Administrator Martha N. Johnson meets with well drillers from Muncie, Indian who adapted their business model and acquired new skills to take advantage of the green collar jobs that were created as a result of the Ball State University ground source geothermal project. GSA photo
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GSA Administrator Martha N. Johnson tours the Ball State ground source geothermal installation the largest of its kind in the United States. GSA photo
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GSA Administrator Martha N. Johnson meets with well drillers from Muncie, Indian who adapted their business model and acquired new skills to take advantage of the green collar jobs that were created as a result of the Ball State University ground source geothermal project. GSA photo
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