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May 2014 - SunEdison, a solar technology manufacturer and provider, partnered with Rosedale Union School District (RUSD) in Bakersfield, California, to install, monitor and manage 1.8 MW of solar shade canopies in parking lots of the district's nine schools. This solar energy project is expected to save the district approximately $55,000 in year one and more than $2 million in energy costs over 20 years. The solar system is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2014. SunEdison plans to install, monitor, and maintain the solar system at no additional expense to the district.
Press Release - SunEdison Partners With Rosedale Union School District To Deliver 1.8 MW Of Solar Power
November 2011 - SunEdison and Staples have achieved more than 30 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity produced through solar installations on Staples' properties. The solar hosting program between Staples and SunEdison began in 2005 and now includes installations on 33 Staples sites in California, Connecticut, Maryland, and New Jersey. The generated solar power is used across Staples' facilities, including retail stores, delivery fulfillment centers, customer service call centers and sales offices.
The solar hosting program is made possible through 20-year power purchase agreements (PPAs) between Staples and SunEdison. SunEdison finances, owns and maintains the solar installations at Staples' facilities. Staples purchases the solar generated electricity at fixed prices that are at or below market rates.
News Release -
SunEdison, Staples Reach Solar Energy Production Milestone
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