Solar system installation results in 'Zero Energy' commercial model.(Newsline)(Brief Article)
Environmental Design & Construction, June, 2004
Mahwah, N.J. -- Sharp Electronics Corp. announced a new 200-kilowatt Sharp photovoltaic system installation at a 50,000-square-foot, multi-tenant office building in Santa Rosa, Calif. The building represents Northern California's first "Zero Energy" commercial real estate complex, the company says. A Zero Energy property combines state-of-the-art, energy-efficient construction with renewable energy systems such as solar, resulting in "net zero" energy consumption from the utility provider.
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Evaluated and designed by NorthBay Energy Services, Inc. and Atlas Pellizzari Electric, the Santa Rosa commercial solar installation features 1,276, 185-watt solar panels on the roof of Pine Creek Properties. The one-story building, houses a...
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