Tag: projects
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Check out this 541-kW solar canopy project at Salisbury University
Standard Solar sent word of a completed solar installation at Salisbury University. Standard Solar constructed and will operate, own and maintain the 541.8-kW solar system featuring four solar canopies and five electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. The canopies will cover a parking lot to provide shade for the University’s ParkingRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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U.S. Defense Department commits to solar power production across several sites
The Defense Department has been installing solar at military bases at a fairly steady pace the last few years. The most recent projects coming online soon include a large Gulf Coast Solar Center portfolio (across three sites) and a new solar + storage system at a post in Alabama. Here’sRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Moss Solar partners with SunPower to build 10 MW project in Oklahoma
Moss Solar, a division of Moss & Associates, has been selected by SunPower to construct the 10-megawatt (AC) Covington Solar photovoltaic power plant in Covington, Okla. Construction on the project starts this month. It is Moss Solar’s first project in the state. At the site, Moss will install the SunPowerRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Home Depot to add rooftop solar systems to 50 store locations
The Home Depot will be adding PV systems at 50 of its stores as part of a continued alternative energy portfolio expansion. The average store roof, at approximately 104,000 square feet, will accommodate 1,000 panels, and the project is estimated to reduce electricity grid demand by 30 to 35 percent annually at eachRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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SolAmerica Energy completes 1.35 MW for MTU America
MTU America (a subsidiary of Rolls-Royce) held a ceremony on August 9 in Graniteville, South Carolina, to celebrate a 1.35 MW (DC) ground-mounted solar array installed on a 7-acre site. SolAmerica Energy of Atlanta designed and installed the system and will maintain the project for MTU America. The project will generateRead More — Solar Builder magazine