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North
Dartmouth, MA / Conshohocken, PA / Middletown,
RI / Pittsburgh, PA
/ Deptford, NJ / Long
Island, NY
Sun
Power Electric's Power Plants
Our
solar power plants, located on the roofs of BJ's Wholesale Clubs and
IKEA stores, produce this clean electricity without any emissions.
And
we're probably the only power company on the planet that shows you how
our plants are operating on a daily basis (see below)!
Solar
Power Stations
Station
#1. BJ's Wholesale Club, North Dartmouth, MA
Our
first solar electric station is a 16.6 kW (dc) photovoltaic system consisting
of 52 solar panels manufactured by ASE Americas, Inc. of Billerica,
MA and 16 panels manufactured by Evergreen Solar of Waltham, MA. The
system began operating in December 1998, and generates approximately
17,230 kWh of electricity per year. Over its lifetime, this installation
will prevent approximately:
- 754
lbs. of nitrogen oxide which produces smog
- 2,300
lbs. of sulfur dioxide which creates acid rain
- 481,833
lbs. of carbon dioxide which contributes to global warming
Latest
energy generating and insolation (sunshine) data from this system:

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Station
#2. BJ's Wholesale Club, Conshohocken, PA
Station
#2 is a 60.2 kW (dc) system that has been operational since April, 1999.
It consists of 1400 solar panels manufactured by Solarex, Inc. of Frederick,
Maryland. The system generates approximately 65,526 kWh of electricity
per year. Over its lifetime, this installation will prevent approximately:
- 4,603
lbs. of nitrogen oxide which produces smog
- 14,760
lbs. of sulfur dioxide which creates acid rain
- 1,964,224
lbs. of carbon dioxide which contributes to global warming
Latest
energy generating and insolation (sunshine) data from this system:

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Station
#3. BJ's Wholesale Club, Middletown, RI
Station
#3 is a 50.2 kW(dc) system that was installed in July 1999. The system
consists of 176 solar panels manufactured by ASE Americas of Billerica,
Massachusetts. The system generates approximately 52,468 kWh of electricity
per year. Over its lifetime, this installation will prevent approximately:
- 2,295
lbs. of nitrogen oxide which produces smog
- 7,004
lbs. of sulfur dioxide which creates acid rain
- 1,467,255
lbs. of carbon dioxide which contributes to global warming
Latest
energy generating and insolation (sunshine) data from this system:

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Station
#4. IKEA, Pittsburgh, PA
Station
#4 is a 34.5 kW(dc) system. The system generates approximately 36,545
kWh of electricity per year. Over its lifetime, this installation will
prevent approximately:
- 2,567
lbs. of nitrogen oxide which produces smog
- 8,232
lbs. of sulfur dioxide which creates acid rain
- 1,095,482
lbs. of carbon dioxide which contributes to global warming
Latest
energy generating and insolation (sunshine) data from this system:

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Station
#5. BJ's Wholesale Club, Deptford, NJ
Station
#5 is a
65.5 kW(dc) system. The
system generates approximately 73,750 kWh of electricity per year. Over
its lifetime, this installation will prevent approximately:
- 5,181
lbs. of nitrogen oxide which produces smog
- 16,612
lbs. of sulfur dioxide which creates acid rain
- 2,210,748
lbs. of carbon dioxide which contributes to global warming Latest
energy generating and insolation (sunshine) data from this system:

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Stations
#6a, 6b, 6c, and 6d. BJ's Wholesale Clubs, Long Island, NY
We
completed installation of four new 10 kW systems on the rooftops of
BJ's Wholesale Clubs' Riverhead, Islandia, Westbury and Farmingdale
stores in the Fall of 2002. Together, these systems will prevent approximately:
- 1,683
lbs. of nitrogen oxide which produces smog
- 4,989
lbs. of sulfur dioxide which creates acid rain
- 1,088,325
lbs. of carbon dioxide which contributes to global warming
To view energy production data from these sites and others we have installed, please visit our website at www.soltrex.com.
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Emission
calculations are based on the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA)
Emission
and Generation Resource Integrated Database (EGRID).
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