Sunvalley Solar Wins Solar Contract at Food Manufacturer

August 30th, 2012 by Adam Johnston

Sunvalley Solar Incorporated recently announced a new contract to install 112 kilowatts (KW) of solar energy for a Santa Ana, California food manufacturing company.

The solar technology and system integration company in a release this week said the new installation has the potential to create 160,338 kilowatt-hours (kWh) yearly.

James Zhang, CEO of Sunvalley Solar, Inc., commented on the deal:

“The steady increase in demand for commercial solar energy in Southern California bodes well for Sunvalley Solar. While in the process of implementing contracts garnered in 2011 and 2012 we continue to market our innovative solar solutions to new commercial clients. To fund our ever growing business we’ve worked earnestly to clean up our balance sheet and improve our cash flow. This, combined with our Joint Development Agreement with Blue Earth, Inc. (BBLU), allows Sunvalley to demonstrate its commitment to customers and shareholders alike. Though every business faces difficulties we are confident of our future success.”

Installation will start in September, 2012, the statement said.

Source: PR Newswire
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Adam Johnston Is currently studying at the School of the Environment Professional Development program in Renewable Energy from the University of Toronto. Adam graduated from the University of Winnipeg with a three-year B.A. combined major in Economics and Rhetoric, Writing & Communications. Adam also writes for Solar Love and also owns his own part time tax preparation business. His eventual goal is to be a cleantech policy analyst, and is currently sharpening his skills as a renewable energy writer. You can follow him on Twitter @adamjohnstonwpg or at www.adammjohnston.wordpress.com.