This 16.72 KW community solar array is located at the Jefferson International Airport. The solar array consists of 88 Silicon Energy 190 watt modules and four 4.2 KW Silicon Energy inverters. The solar array feeds power to the airport’s navigational beacon, landing lights, and offsets power used by the Spruce Goose restaurant. The solar array is owned by local investors and is located on property leased from the Port of Port Townsend.
by Nicole Mason | Aug 21, 2014
This 4.2 KW Silicon Energy array is composed of 24 Silicon Energy 175 watt modules and a 4.2 watt Silicon Energy inverter. This inverter comes from the manufacturer mounted on a 44″ wide X 35″ tall panel with DC and AC disconnects and a production meter already attached. This combination of made in WA solar equipment qualifies for a 54 cent per KWH state production incentive.
by Nicole Mason | Aug 20, 2014
Ann and Bob pose with their 4.08 KW Silicon Energy array mounted on a brand new standing seam metal roof. The result is a very sleek array with no roof penetrations. Note the solar clothes dryer in operation on the deck (fancy name for a clothes line). When combined with the 4.05 KW SunPower array on their shop, the Sextros will be spinning their PUD meter backwards a lot! The solar array will double as a gas station for their new Nissan Leaf all electric vehicle set to arrive in early 2011.
by Nicole Mason | Aug 20, 2014
