KSC Clean Technology
NASA is committed to bringing renewable, clean technology solutions to Florida and is eager to capitalize on the opportunity to foster new technologies that can benefit both the space program and energy consumers. NASA has partnered with Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) on multiple clean technology projects, including a solar photovoltaic power facility that […] The post KSC Clean Technology…
NASA is dedicated to advancing clean technology initiatives in Florida, actively collaborating with Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) on various projects. One such venture involves a 10 megawatt solar photovoltaic power facility, delivering energy to both Kennedy Space Center (KSC) and FPL customers. This partnership exemplifies how the space program and energy consumers can mutually benefit from innovative technologies.
Clean technology endeavors also encompass LEED certification, with KSC's Propellants North Facility earning Platinum status for its energy-efficient design. Businesses interested in clean energy technology are encouraged to reach out to KSC to explore potential collaborations, leveraging the center's labs and scientific expertise.
Interested parties can initiate contact via the NASA Front Door portal, where they can create an account to discuss partnership opportunities.
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