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New Parking Lot Solar Project Completed at Former Norton Air Force Base

New Parking Lot Solar Project Completed at Former Norton Air Force Base. A $2.8 million solar project providing shaded parking while generating energy has been completed at the San Bernardino International Airport, located on the former Norton Air Force Base. The project, located across the street from the new terminal, consists of eight modular structures in the airport's parking lot, each of them covered with 336 solar panels.(Courtesy Photo)

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New Parking Lot Solar Project Completed at Former Norton Air Force Base

New Parking Lot Solar Project Completed at Former Norton Air Force Base. A $2.8 million solar project providing shaded parking while generating energy has been completed at the San Bernardino International Airport, located on the former Norton Air Force Base. The project, located across the street from the new terminal, consists of eight modular structures in the airport's parking lot, each of them covered with 336 solar panels.(Courtesy Photo)

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