Rural East TN businesses install solar energy systems with support from USDA grants, Sustainable Future
Renewable energy funding from USDA helps rural businesses become energy efficient
(Lenoir City, Tenn.) USDA awarded three East Tennessee businesses with its Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) grants today at Wampler’s Farm Sausage Company. Wampler’s, Apalachee Nursery and Home Town Medical Clinic received grants totaling over $76,000 to deploy solar energy projects with support from a turnkey solar solutions company, Sustainable Future.
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USDA Check presentation to Wampler's Farm Sausage
USDA Rural Development
Will Dodson / TN Rural Energy Coordinator
Bobby Goode/ State Director for Rural Development
Wampler's Farm Sausage
Ted L. Wampler Jr. / President
Mrs. Wampler / Founder
Ted Wampler Sr. / Founder
Office of Lamar Alexander
Patrick Jaynes / Deputy Chief of Staff and State Director
Sustainable Future
Harvey Abouelata / Sales and Marketing Director
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USDA Check presentation to Appalachee Nursery
USDA Rural Development
Will Dodson / TN Rural Energy Coordinator
Bobby Goode/ State Director for Rural Development
Appalachee Nursery
Keith Kilpatrick / President
Sustainable Future
Harvey Abouelata / Sales and Marketing Director
Office of Lamar Alexander
Patrick Jaynes / Deputy Chief of Staff and State Director
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USDA Check presentation to Home Town Medical Clinic
USDA Rural Development
Will Dodson / TN Rural Energy Coordinator
Bobby Goode/ State Director for Rural Development
Home Town Medical Clinic
Mrs. Francis Kanabar
Dr. Hasmukh Kanabar, MD
Sustainable Future
Harvey Abouelata / Sales and Marketing Director
Office of Lamar Alexander
Patrick Jaynes / Deputy Chief of Staff and State Director
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USDA Sustainable Future Event
Sustainable Future to showcase solar energy project at Wampler’s Farm Sausage, Lenoir City
Thursday, October 1, 2009 @ 10:30 AM
Where: Wampler's Farm Sausage located at 781 Highway 70 W, Lenoir City, TN 37771 |
