Denver Federal Center to Expand Solar Resources to Nearly 7 Megawatts
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) is nearing completion of a nearly 7-megawatt (MW) solar PV project at its Denver Federal Center (DFC) campus. Combined with an existing 1.2-MW installation, the project will provide more than 15 percent of the DFC's annual electricity demand.
The two-phase project began in 2009, with 3.2 MW of solar power brought online in December 2010. The final phase includes installation of 14,352 245-watt U.S. manufactured PV panels, generating an additional 3.5 MW, exceeding the original final phase schedule of 3.45 MW. The 3.5-MW addition is expected to be online by the end of 2011.
News Release � Denver Federal Center Solar Work to Exceed Original Production Expectations
Contact: Sally Mayberry, 314-290-8473
The two-phase project began in 2009, with 3.2 MW of solar power brought online in December 2010. The final phase includes installation of 14,352 245-watt U.S. manufactured PV panels, generating an additional 3.5 MW, exceeding the original final phase schedule of 3.45 MW. The 3.5-MW addition is expected to be online by the end of 2011.
News Release � Denver Federal Center Solar Work to Exceed Original Production Expectations
Contact: Sally Mayberry, 314-290-8473
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