A member of the media takes a position to document the 2,816 solar panels, which will produce 1.2 million kilowatt hours of electricity a year, at Portland's former landfill on Tuesday.
Staff members from the city of Portland and ReVision Energy celebrate the city's solar installation at the Portland landfill on Tuesday.
The solar array is expected to produce an estimated 1.2 million kilowatt hours of electricity a year.
Fortunat Mueller, co-founder of ReVision Energy, stands next to some of the 2,816 solar panels which will produce 1.2 million kilowatt hours of electricity a year.
While Tuesday's event publicly marked the completion of the city's solar installation, the array has been producing power since Dec. 10, according to the city.
Portland's solar farm consists of 2,816 photovoltaic panels installed over the summer on the city's former landfill on Ocean Avenue.
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