Thursday, February 25, 2010

Cupertino Electric completes solar projects for two prominent cities in bay area

SAN JOSE, USA: Cupertino Electric Inc. (CEI) Energy Alternatives announced the completion of a 360 kilowatt (kW) Design/Build solar photovoltaic (PV) installation for the City of Pleasanton and a 36,190 Watt Design/Build solar PV installation for the City of Novato. Both of the city-based solar systems are mounted on the rooftops of the cities’ respective corporate yards.

“We are excited to unveil our largest renewable energy project to date to reduce our collective environmental impact and energy costs,” said Daniel Smith, Director of Operations for the City of Pleasanton. “We chose Cupertino Electric not only for its competitive pricing, but also for its history of safety and ability to reliably design and build complex solar projects.”

“The CEI-installed PV system at our corporate yard is a major component of the City of Novato’s renewable energy initiative,” said Michael Frank, City Manager for the City of Novato. “The Design/Build services offered by Cupertino Electric’s Energy Alternatives Division ensured an integrated approach to the project.”

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