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Olympia Bets Big on Clean Energy with Historic Armory Conversion

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Washington city invests $17 million to transform a 1939 military building into arts center powered by solar and battery storage The City of Olympia, Washington, is undertaking an ambitious $17 million project that exemplifies how municipalities are increasingly integrating sustainability goals into community development initiatives. The city's plan to convert the historic Olympia Armory into […]

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