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Mass High Tech: "General Mills opens solar-powered Methuen facility"

Kyle Alspach, July 23, 2010. General Mills Inc. planned to unveil a solar power array at its Methuen facility Friday, the company’s first solar-powered facility in the United States.

The 110-kilowatt array will provide an average of 55 percent of the annual electricity used by the warehouse building, General Mills said.

The solar power will also offset more than 112,000 poubds of carbon dioxide annually, the equivalent of taking 10 cars off the road, General Mills said. The array was designed and installed by Nexamp Inc., a renewable energy and energy efficiency firm in North Andover.

The array is located at the General Mills’ facility at 35 Danton Road in Methuen. Link to Article

 
Milford Daily News: "Stimulus powers Ashland DPW building"

Kendall Hatch, July 15, 2010. ASHLAND — Even though the sun beating down on MetroWest for the last few weeks has towns instituting water restrictions and setting up cooling centers, Ashland officials have good reason to welcome all the sunshine they can get.

The first step of a federal stimulus-funded energy project that will save the town tens of thousands annually has been fully operational since Monday. A system of 120 solar panels on the roof of the main Department of Public Works building on Ponderosa Road is now pumping energy to the building. [Nexamp note: as mentioned later in the article, this solar array was installed by Nexamp and partner Florence Electric as part of the state's largest ever solar contract for public water & wastewater treatment plants] Link to Article

 
Nexamp Press Releases
United Teen Equality Center Announces Completion of Solar Installation

As part of deep energy retrofit, Nexamp installs 33-kW system at historic Lowell site

LOWELL, MA (June 16, 2010) – The United Teen Equality Center (UTEC) announced today the completion of a 33-kilowatt (kW) solar photovoltaic (PV) installation at its offices in historic downtown Lowell.  The array, designed and installed by Nexamp—a leading clean energy solutions company— was completed as part of a deep energy retrofit.  

As part of a power purchase agreement, Nexamp will own and operate the system and provide the electricity to UTEC at a fixed rate for a period of 25 years to dramatically reduce the Center’s electricity costs. The project also received a state renewable energy grant that provided valuable supplemental financing.

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Wire Belt Unveils Largest Solar Array in NH

99.3-kilowatt system, installed by Nexamp, generates 20% of Wire Belt’s electric needs

LONDONDERRY, NH (May 11, 2010) Wire Belt Company of America brings energy conservation to great heights, recently installing a 99.3-kilowatt roof-mounted solar photovoltaic (PV) system that is the largest solar array in New Hampshire.  The new PV system, installed by Nexamp of North Andover, MA, will offset approximately 20% of total electricity consumed each year at Wire Belt.  It is comprised of 473 rooftop PV panels covering 3,784 ft².

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Nexamp Quarterly Footprint
The Quarterly Footprint: Volume 7, Spring 2010

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The Quarterly Footprint: Volume 6, Fall/Winter 2009-10

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Nexamp Video
General Mills Solar Video from NECN

From NECN.com

Nexamp's President Dan Leary and General Mills' Ed Dulski are interviewed by NECN's Peter Howe on General Mills' first U.S. solar array.

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Wire Belt Solar Video: Interviews with Nexamp & Wire Belt

Video by Graham Jesmer of RenewableEnergyWorld.com

Nexamp's Vice President of Sales Scott McClintock and Wire Belt CEO David Greer are interviewed on NH's largest solar array.

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