Renewable Energy System Sample Clauses

Renewable Energy System. Description of where equipment will be installed on the property (For example: northeast corner by barn): The solar system will be installed on the west side of the reservoir located in the center of parcel 000-000-00. For Solar PV, please identify the surface of installation: Rooftop If so, is the rooftop on an existing building? Yes No Parking lot (can be unpaved). If so, is it an existing parking lot? Yes No Ground-mounted or Floating (Solar Panels mounted on pontoons and floating on irrigation pond). Other: Electricity produced will be used to serve (For example: greenhouse; irrigation pumps; electric vehicle charging): Irrigation pumps and electric vehicle charging station. Rated Capacity of system: [170.4] kW General Description of Equipment (please include information such as number of arrays or turbines): Four ground-mounted solar arrays configured 2 panels high in portrait will support 480 solar panels and 3 inverters. The solar system’s footprint is approximately 106’ x 218’. Expected Make and Model of Equipment to be Installed (include modules and inverter): Seraphim, SRP-355-6MA-HV (355W) modules; Solectria PVI 50TL inverter Expected Contractor(s), if known (include CSLB license number): Xxxxxxxx’x Energy, Inc. CSLB # 999665 b. Electric Vehicle Charger Description of where equipment will be installed on the property and the renewable energy source serving the charger (For example: located with solar system installed at northeast corner by greenhouse): The charging station will be installed at the employee parking area next to the solar. The charging station will be served by the 170.4 KW DC solar system. Charger will be used to serve (For example small car, off-road vehicles forklift, etc.): Employee owned small cars. Is/are the vehicle(s) referenced above used for the agricultural operation specified in the application? Yes No Charging Equipment Specifications (for example make, model, size, ports): PowerCharge Pro Series, Level 2, 3.3 KW, 16 Amp, Dual Port Wall-mount (P10DW) Expected Contractor(s), if known (include CSLB license number): Xxxxxxxx’x Energy, Inc. CSLB # 999665
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Renewable Energy System. Description of where equipment will be installed on the property (For example: northeast corner by barn): Northeast corner of the intersection of West Xxxx Ave. and X Xxxxxxx Xxx. Lemoore, CA 93245 For Solar PV, please identify the surface of installation: Rooftop If so, is the rooftop on an existing building? Yes No Parking lot (can be unpaved). If so, is it an existing parking lot? Yes No Ground-mounted or irrigation pond). Floating (Solar Panels mounted on pontoons and floating on Other: Electricity produced will be used to power (For example: greenhouse; irrigation pumps; electric vehicle charging): Irrigation pumps Rated Capacity of system: [1097.3 kW DC, 983.5 kW AC] kW General Description of Equipment (please include information such as number of arrays or turbines): 1 array with a total of 3135 tier 1 solar panels (43.59VDC, 350W) and 15 inverters [60kw (1000V DC/480V AC)] will be installed, along with a 6’ high chain link perimeter fence (matching funds) for security. The panels will be mounted on a single axis tracking system (with back-tracking); the system will be connected to one PG&E-meter servicing one CF3 pump. Through PG&E’s NEM A program the production of the solar system will be allocated to the pump it is connected to, along with 5 other CF3 pumps located on contiguous CF3 property. The system is designed to eliminate all the KWH-usage currently provided by PG&E for all 6 pumps. Expected Make and Model of Equipment to be Installed (include modules and inverter):
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Renewable Energy System. The Project 000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Compliance Monitoring Project Sponsor, and Project Contractor(s) Ongoing
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Renewable Energy System. The Project shall offset 10 percent of project electricity demand through implementation of onsite renewable energy systems or through investment in offsite alternative energy systems.
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