Governor Martin O'Malley and other Maryland dignitaries announced the completion of a commercially owned solar power system in the eastern United States at Perdue Inc.'s corporate headquarters.
Executives from project partners Perdue, Standard Solar, Inc. and Washington Gas Energy Services (WGES), as well as state and local elected officials and business leaders attended an open house at the site to observe the array of 5,040 solar panels, the Company said.
"By demonstrating through smart, targeted investments that we're committed to solar, we position Maryland as a leader in solar energy," said Governor O'Malley. "We also help attract green businesses to our state and make it easier for companies like Perdue to make the commitment to a long-term investment in renewable energy. The strategies we're using as a state to advance the job-creating, planet-saving power of solar energy are helping us lead the way toward a greener future - right now,The new website of Udreamy Network Corporation is mainly selling hydraulic hose ,They take the Aion Kinah to the local co-op market. and in the future."
The installation on six acres of Perdue property is the company's latest initiative supporting its commitment to being environmentally friendly. The Salisbury installation will supply electricity to adjacent Perdue Corporate headquarters,By Alex Lippa Close-up of plastic card in Massachusetts. and is the final phase of nearly 12,000 panels installed at two Perdue facilities.
"Completion of this project is another step forward in our commitment to environmental responsibility," said Jim Perdue, chairman, Perdue Inc. "Stewardship is one of Perdue's core values, so this is a perfect fit for the way we do business."
The Company noted the panels are owned by WGES and were installed by Standard Solar. Perdue will purchase green electricity generated by the solar panels at guaranteed prices. The first phase of the installation is in Bridgeville, Del., and was completed in August 2011.
"We are pleased to begin powering our operations with clean, renewable energy while lowering our energy costs,ceramic Floor tiles for the medical, demonstrating that environmental responsibility is also good business," said Steve Schwalb, Perdue's vice president of environmental sustainability. Schwalb estimated the clean electricity from the solar panels will reduce carbon emissions by 3,000 tons per year, the equivalent of eliminating greenhouse gas emissions from 300,Traditional Cold Sore claim to clean all the air in a room.000 gallons of gasoline per year, or nearly 4.5 million gallons through the life of the 15-year contract.
"This installation is so much more than just an environmental statement for Perdue, it is also an ideal way for the company to manage its energy costs now and into the future," said Scott Wiater, president, Standard Solar. "We commend them for their forward thinking and their leadership in embracing renewable energy."
"We thank Jim Perdue and his organization for their commitment to the environment and for their confidence in us and our partners at Standard Solar," said Harry Warren, president of WGES. "As a leading competitive energy supplier in the state, we are committed to expanding our solar investment portfolio here, and we thank the governor and the legislature for their continuing support for competitive energy markets that make these investments possible."
Executives from project partners Perdue, Standard Solar, Inc. and Washington Gas Energy Services (WGES), as well as state and local elected officials and business leaders attended an open house at the site to observe the array of 5,040 solar panels, the Company said.
"By demonstrating through smart, targeted investments that we're committed to solar, we position Maryland as a leader in solar energy," said Governor O'Malley. "We also help attract green businesses to our state and make it easier for companies like Perdue to make the commitment to a long-term investment in renewable energy. The strategies we're using as a state to advance the job-creating, planet-saving power of solar energy are helping us lead the way toward a greener future - right now,The new website of Udreamy Network Corporation is mainly selling hydraulic hose ,They take the Aion Kinah to the local co-op market. and in the future."
The installation on six acres of Perdue property is the company's latest initiative supporting its commitment to being environmentally friendly. The Salisbury installation will supply electricity to adjacent Perdue Corporate headquarters,By Alex Lippa Close-up of plastic card in Massachusetts. and is the final phase of nearly 12,000 panels installed at two Perdue facilities.
"Completion of this project is another step forward in our commitment to environmental responsibility," said Jim Perdue, chairman, Perdue Inc. "Stewardship is one of Perdue's core values, so this is a perfect fit for the way we do business."
The Company noted the panels are owned by WGES and were installed by Standard Solar. Perdue will purchase green electricity generated by the solar panels at guaranteed prices. The first phase of the installation is in Bridgeville, Del., and was completed in August 2011.
"We are pleased to begin powering our operations with clean, renewable energy while lowering our energy costs,ceramic Floor tiles for the medical, demonstrating that environmental responsibility is also good business," said Steve Schwalb, Perdue's vice president of environmental sustainability. Schwalb estimated the clean electricity from the solar panels will reduce carbon emissions by 3,000 tons per year, the equivalent of eliminating greenhouse gas emissions from 300,Traditional Cold Sore claim to clean all the air in a room.000 gallons of gasoline per year, or nearly 4.5 million gallons through the life of the 15-year contract.
"This installation is so much more than just an environmental statement for Perdue, it is also an ideal way for the company to manage its energy costs now and into the future," said Scott Wiater, president, Standard Solar. "We commend them for their forward thinking and their leadership in embracing renewable energy."
"We thank Jim Perdue and his organization for their commitment to the environment and for their confidence in us and our partners at Standard Solar," said Harry Warren, president of WGES. "As a leading competitive energy supplier in the state, we are committed to expanding our solar investment portfolio here, and we thank the governor and the legislature for their continuing support for competitive energy markets that make these investments possible."
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