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Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   Editor’s note: An informal celebration of the life of Bill Scully will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 18, at the Park-McCullough House. This article provides a summary of his thinking on the future of energy in Vermont. Bill Scully, who built two successful clean hydroelectric power plants — on the Walloomsac River at Papermill Village and on the Hoosic River at North Pownal — left an important legacy for Vermont: that hydropower is critical to the state’s energy policy. He was convinced that neither solar nor wind power can be counted on for significant help in meeting long-term goals. He was especially dubious about solar, citing federal weather data that Sacramento has 3,608 hours of sunshine per year while Burlington gets only 2,295.

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