LG Electronics MobileComm USA, Inc. San Diego, California...
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A portion of an existing employee parking area is converted into a 60kW carport solar facility that will interconnect to the San Diego Gas & Electric grid. “We are very happy with the opportunity to save money and the environment by implementing this great, renewable energy with our own solar panel technology and Blue Earth Solar’s installation expertise.” Brian Taylor II Facilities Coordinator Lead/LG Electronics MobileComm U.S.A. Inc. The project is a 60kW canopy installation that was built for LG MobileComm U.S.A. in San Diego, CA. The project consists of 187 LG monocrystalline solar panels and two string level inverters. It will act as an R&D unit measuring the difference between LG’s old and new module technology. One inverter has 99 LG monocrystaline Mono X 265W panels and the other inverter has 88 LG monocrystaline Mono X Neon 290W panels. LG will monitor the production differences between the two module types. Construction was completed in May of 2015 with ZERO safety incidents. For more information, contact us at: Blue Earth Solar Christian F. Dick VP of Business Development 858-864-1433 [email protected] Solar LG Electronics Case Study LG Electronics MobileComm USA, Inc. San Diego, California / Case Study
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A portion of an existing employee parking area is converted into a
60kW carport solar facility that will interconnect to the San Diego Gas
& Electric grid.
“We are very happy with the opportunity to save money and the environment by
implementing this great, renewable energy with our own solar panel technology and Blue Earth Solar’s installation expertise.”
Brian Taylor II Facilities Coordinator Lead/LG Electronics MobileComm
U.S.A. Inc.
The project is a 60kW canopy installation that was built for LG MobileComm U.S.A. in San Diego, CA. The project consists of 187 LG monocrystalline solar panels and two string level inverters. It will act as an R&D unit measuring the di� erence between LG’s old and new module technology. One inverter has 99 LG monocrystaline Mono X 265W panels and the other inverter has 88 LG monocrystaline Mono X Neon 290W panels. LG will monitor the production di� erences between the two module types.
Construction was completed in May of 2015 with ZERO safety incidents.
For more information, contact us at:
Blue Earth Solar
Christian F. Dick
VP of Business Development
858-864-1433
Solar
LG Electronics Case Study
LG Electronics MobileComm USA, Inc.San Diego, California / Case Study
