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Case Study Empowering Iowa’s First Commercial Peak Shaving Plant Agri-Industrial Plastics reduces operating costs by 10%, with co-optimized SolarEdge PV system and storage “Iowa is very up-to-date on the electrical code—an early adopter of NEC 2017, and SolarEdge’s Rapid Shutdown solution provides the best combination of technology and cost. Our client, Agri-Industrial Plastics preferred…
Case Study SolarEdge Helps Keep Water District Afloat Floating PV System Filters Smart Energy into Savings for Wastewater Plant “A lack of roof and ground space put our creative minds to work, ultimately driving the floating solar concept. So far in 2020, our SolarEdge DC-optimized solution for Lake County Special District’s Kelseyville Wastewater Treatment Plant has generated about 16% more…
Case Study SolarEdge Helps Keep Water District Afloat Floating PV System Filters Smart Energy into Savings for Wastewater Plant “A lack of roof and ground space put our creative minds to work, ultimately driving the floating solar concept. So far in 2020, our SolarEdge DC-optimized solution for Lake County Special District’s Kelseyville Wastewater Treatment Plant has generated about 16% more…
Case Study Background A Commitment to Sustainability In 2010, the municipality of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin made a commitment to cut emissions in half by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050(1). A government-supervised mission, projects would need to be funded with taxpayers’ money, be cost-effective, and remain 100% transparent. Taking budgetary risks was not an option. The Challenge Installing…
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