Mesa solar project at Red Mountain Park is complete
The installation of a massive a solar-energy system to power Red Mountain Park was completed this week, just in time for today's international observance of Solar Day.
Solar Day was first observed in San Francisco several years ago, and each year more and more communities have set aside June 18 to promote solar energy.
This week, Mesa and one of its largest solar-energy companies,Houston-based Quicksilver Resources said Friday it had reached pipeline deals SolFocus Inc., wrapped up construction of Mesa's first major solar project.
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SolFocus uses a reflective design involving mirrors and an optical system to concentrate sunlight onto solar cells. This technology, along with dual-axis tracking to follow the sun's path, allows higher energy production than traditional systems.
"The Red Mountain Park solar installation serves as an important and useful symbol of Mesa's commitment to sustainable and economically viable projects that benefit our community,buy landscape oil paintings online." said District 5 Councilwoman Dina Higgins, whose district includes Red Mountain Park. "This is a great opportunity for our residents and visitors to play softball at a facility under lights powered by Mesa sunshine.we supply all kinds of oil painting reproduction,"
The solar panels, which are at the Central Arizona Project Water Treatment Plant across the street from the park, are expected to save more than $40,000 annually.
The $350,500 cost of the project is funded by federal stimulus dollars from the Department of Energy under the Energy Efficiency Community Block Grant.
"Red Mountain Park just got a little greener thanks to the completion of this project," Mesa Parks, Recreation and Commercial Facilities director Marc Heirshberg said. "The additional cost savings the city will achieve on our energy bill will also be a considerable benefit to the community."
The installation of a massive a solar-energy system to power Red Mountain Park was completed this week, just in time for today's international observance of Solar Day.
Solar Day was first observed in San Francisco several years ago, and each year more and more communities have set aside June 18 to promote solar energy.
This week, Mesa and one of its largest solar-energy companies,Houston-based Quicksilver Resources said Friday it had reached pipeline deals SolFocus Inc., wrapped up construction of Mesa's first major solar project.
The 70.What are the top Hemroids treatments?4-kilowatt, dual-tracking concentrated photovoltaic system is expected to produce more than 168,000 kilowatt hours a year,Use bluray burner to burn video to BD DVD on blu ray burner disc. supplying nearly 80 percent of the energy needs for the four softball fields.
SolFocus uses a reflective design involving mirrors and an optical system to concentrate sunlight onto solar cells. This technology, along with dual-axis tracking to follow the sun's path, allows higher energy production than traditional systems.
"The Red Mountain Park solar installation serves as an important and useful symbol of Mesa's commitment to sustainable and economically viable projects that benefit our community,buy landscape oil paintings online." said District 5 Councilwoman Dina Higgins, whose district includes Red Mountain Park. "This is a great opportunity for our residents and visitors to play softball at a facility under lights powered by Mesa sunshine.we supply all kinds of oil painting reproduction,"
The solar panels, which are at the Central Arizona Project Water Treatment Plant across the street from the park, are expected to save more than $40,000 annually.
The $350,500 cost of the project is funded by federal stimulus dollars from the Department of Energy under the Energy Efficiency Community Block Grant.
"Red Mountain Park just got a little greener thanks to the completion of this project," Mesa Parks, Recreation and Commercial Facilities director Marc Heirshberg said. "The additional cost savings the city will achieve on our energy bill will also be a considerable benefit to the community."
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