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Valley View: Solar energy is here to stay; so should state initiative

Monday, Jul 22 2013

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The Poughkeepsie Journal

In the past decade since we first launched our business, our economy has endured unprecedented challenges, and at long last, we seem to be recovering from the greatest recession of our time. If consumer confidence were the greatest indicator of fiscal heath, the general sentiment from our customers would serve as “proof positive” that we are moving forward.

We are optimistic here at Hudson Solar as we expand our business to meet the growing demand for solar energy. The wide range of clients we serve speaks volumes about the fact that solar energy is here to stay.
 

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