America’s First Solar Powered Gas Station: The Shell at 444 Divisadero Betwixt Oak and Fell

You, people love to complain about the low-cost ARCO right next door, but this Shell station at the corner of Divisadero and Oak in the EaPA doesn’t get criticized one bit.

Don’t know why.

Anyway, here they are, all those solar panels, facing more west than south, IMO:

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Get all the deets right here, about the Kyocera photovoltaic panels and Sunny Boy inverters and whatnot.

Hurray?

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One Response to “America’s First Solar Powered Gas Station: The Shell at 444 Divisadero Betwixt Oak and Fell”

  1. nicholas says:
    November 23, 2012 at 10:04 pm

    We always want to be the first..but I have to admit I used to go to the solar BP stations In Denver..in 2002! There were several as I remember because they made their own solar panels.

    Still, it’s amazing and we should support them. Is it locally ran? I have an amazing business idea for them.

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