SOLON completes 1.9 MW of Solar School Projects in Arizona

Shadow Mountain High School in Phoenix, AZ is one school SOLON installed solar on.
Shadow Mountain High School in Phoenix, AZ is one school SOLON installed solar on.

Rooftop solar and canopies will provide long-term reliability, affordable energy, community stewardship to 9 Arizona school campuses

Tucson, Arizona, January 27th, 2014: SOLON Corporation, a leading provider of solar energy solutions in the southwest, announced today the completion of 1.92 MW of solar systems for three Arizona school districts – Liberty Unified School District, Ft. Huachuca School District and Pima County Joint Technical Education District (JTED). The systems are comprised of solar canopies and rooftop systems covering nine campuses and were all commissioned at the end of 2013.

1.2 MW of canopy systems are deployed over four campuses in the Liberty Unified School District, located in Buckeye, AZ; 465 kW of canopy and rooftop systems are spread over two campuses in the Ft. Huachuca district located in Sierra Vista, AZ; and 257 kW of canopy systems are installed over three JTED campuses, located in Tucson, AZ. SOLON designed, engineered, constructed, arranged financing, and commissioned all of the systems. As a full-service provider, SOLON will also continue to operate and maintain the systems.

“SOLON is committed to providing money-saving solutions to schools. These photovoltaic systems empower Arizona school districts to meet their sustainability goals,” said Bill Richardson, General Manager, SOLON Corporation. “Solar canopies are an excellent option for schools to produce their own reliable energy at reduced cost as well as provide shade for students, faculty and staff. We are excited to be a preferred partner for Arizona schools.”

“We are delighted with our solar canopy systems that have been installed at our Central Campus facilities… Obviously they look fantastic, but the knowledge that we are saving tax payer dollars and turning those dollars into funds going directly to our students is outstanding. SOLON was a pleasure to work with–professional from beginning to end!” said Alan L. Storm, Ph.D., Superintendent/CEO, Pima County Joint Technical Education District (JTED).

For all of the systems, solar power will be provided to the school district through solar service agreements (SSA). Through this type of agreement, the district had no upfront investment, nor will they incur any annual expenditure over the systems’ lifetime to benefit from the clean electricity they generate.

About SOLON Corporation:

SOLON Corporation (www.SOLON.com) is a leading provider of utility-scale and commercial photovoltaic (PV) system solutions to the North American market. SOLON delivers cost-effective turnkey PV systems with a streamlined approach from project development, design and construction to financing and operation. Headquartered in Tucson, AZ and Founded in 2007, SOLON Corporation is a subsidiary of the SOLON Group, a leading international provider of solar solutions for residential, commercial and utility-scale applications. The SOLON Group, one of oldest pure play solar companies in operation, was established in 1996 and operates subsidiaries in Germany, Italy, Australia, India and the U.S. with more than 500 employees worldwide. For more information, visit http://www.SOLON.com.

U.S. Media Contacts:

Luke Alm – Director of Business Development SOLON Corporation

Phone: (602)492-5661

E-mail: Luke.Alm@solon.com

 

 

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