Here are a few of the many projects we have recently completed:

The majority of the system is mounted on the roof using ballasted (no penetrations) racks.

Roof-mounted array

The system provides about 90% of the common-area electricity usage. To increase the impact of the system on the Mall's businesses and patrons, a tracking array stands tall in the parking lot, and signs outside and inside the mall explain the system benefits.

Located on an organic farm, this 4.8 kW system is tied into the grid. That is, the house has power from the utility company and from their own solar system. In this case, the system output over the course of a year is often near their total electricity consumption. In the summer months they build up a credit, turning their electric meter backwards, that they draw down during the shorter days in winter.

The system includes battery back-up for critical loads--heating system controls, a few lights, and their freezers full of organic beef.

The system uses four tracking arrays that follow the arc of the sun across the sky each day, increasing the output by 25%.

Five Zomeworks tracking system, 8.5KW, August 2007

One Zomeworks tracking system, 1.7 KW, July 2007

480 tube Sunda hot water heating/domestic system, August 2006

Zomeworks tracking and fix mount, 18.5 KW, June 2006

2.7 KW with battery back up, November 2005

2.7 KW, May 2006

90 Tube Sunda hot water system, November 2005

2.7 KW and 128 tube Sunda hot water, April 2005

This 4.5 kW grid-tied system was partially financed by the Long Island Power Authority rebate program.

Remote Equipment--Rangely, ME

This installation included both a PV Array and a Wind Machine (appropriate here because of a very windy location.)