Aspen Power creates and builds rooftop solar project throughout California apartments

• Aspen Power, a distributed generation business, has finished a roof solar project with companion The Michaels Organization, a residential real estate designer. The PV system lies at a freshly created multifamily complicated in Davis, California. The very first in a pipe of projects for Aspen Power with The Michaels Organization, this solar array serves as a model to establish future projects.

" This project aligns completely with Aspen Power's mission, as we scale with The Michaels Organization, while supplying access to renewable energy alternatives for those who need it one of the most," claimed Jake Blaine, Senior Vice President, Multifamily, Aspen Power. "We are proud to have companions like The Michaels Organization who share our vision and also embrace the value of transitioning to a clean energy future."

The project is expected to generate up to 476,500 kWh of electricity in its first year of procedure. The system will counter about 20% of the structure's total annual energy demands, which are or else supplied by Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E). Residents in the just recently opened apartments are anticipated to save approximately 5% on their electricity bills as a result of mounting this system.

" We are excited concerning the completion of the rooftop solar project at our Chiles Road apartments in cooperation with Aspen Power," claimed Scott Cooper, VP of The Michaels Organization. "By integrating clean energy technology, we can offer our tenants the double benefits of environmentally friendly power as well as decreased energy prices. We are proud to partner with Aspen Power in developing a greener and even more lasting future for our communities."

Aspen Power self-originated the project as well as gave a complete option for the project-- taking care of all aspects of the advancement from design and purchase through installation and also interconnection with PG&E. Aspen Power possesses the project and also will certainly keep the panels for its operating life time.

The solar rooftop project established by lets The Michaels Organization satisfy California's Title 24 requirements, which call for multifamily buildings to generate renewable energy on site.

Aspen Power lately acquired Safari Energy, expanding the company's footprint in the commercial as well as industrial solar market, consisting of greater than 70 existing projects in California amounting to 38 MW of solar capacity. Aspen Power set the goal of getting to the gigawatt range of solar project implementation by mid-decade.