Solar engineering projects

Distributed generation solar

Photo of a large solar array in a green field

City of Geneseo

Geneseo, IL, 2016 

1,000kW

Electrical Engineering, Structural Engineering.

Close up of a solar/pv panel against blue sky

Broadway Mall plaza

Walnut Creek, CA, 2016 

1,000kW

Roof Mount, Canopy Mount.
Electrical Engineering, Project Management, Construction Support.

Aerial photo of Solar Array in Salinas

City of Salinas

6 sites, 8 systems, City of Solinas CA, 2015 

3,700kW

Canopy Mount. Ground Mount. Electrical Engineering and Project Management. (photo credit: Solar Industry Magazine)

Qatar Science & Technology Park

Doha, Qatar 2013 

700kW

Solar modules are supported by custom-made canopies designed to blend with the surrounding architecture.

Walmart

7 locations in Central California, 2012 

2.8MW

Rooftop solar systems at seven different Walmart stores in Central California.

Santa Rita Jail Smart Grid

Dublin, CA 2012

1MW

Battery back-up addition to the country’s largest CERTS (Consortium for Electric Reliability Technology Solutions) micro-grid with renewable generation and large-scale energy storage.

U.S. Veterans Administration Hospital

3 locations in Florida and California, 2011-12

5.7MW

Canopy-design solar systems for three separate U.S. Veterans Administration offices in Tampa, FL, and Martinez and Los Angeles, CA.

U.S. Marine Corps Base Housing

Camp Lejeune, NC 2011

5.4MW

Provided preliminary layout, canopy design, and electrical and structural engineering.

California Institute of Technology

Pasadena, CA 2010

1.4MW

Provided layout, electrical and structural engineering, construction management, and permitting assistance for seven building projects utilizing various rooftop systems including custom canopies.

Fresno Yosemite International Airport

Fresno, CA 2007

2MW

Utilizes a single-axis tracking system. Projected to provide 50% of the airport’s annual power consumption.

Chateau Montelena Winery

Calistoga, CA 2007

265kW

Comprised of two solar electric systems, the solar arrays provide 100% of the winery’s annual energy consumption.