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Team Pre-qualified for Military Solar Installations

May 1, 2014 by William Opalka

The US Army Corps of Engineers has pre-qualified a four-company team led by TransGen Energy of Rockville, Md., to bid for solar projects at US military installations throughout the United States and its territories. The TransGen Energy team was one of 38 entities recently authorized to pursue solar power generation ... Read more »

Newark Airport Goes Solar

April 25, 2014 by Linda Hardesty

ConEdison Solutions and the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey unveiled one of four new solar installations at Newark Liberty International Airport. At an overall size of 633 kW, the multi-site solar initiative includes 3,200 solar panels covering 62,000-sq-feet of rooftop space. It will supply the airport with ... Read more »

Peak Load Incentives Boosted in New York City

April 18, 2014August 2, 2019 by William Opalka

Peak load incentives for the expected surge in electricity demand this summer have been boosted by 60 percent over last year’s level in New York City. Energy services company ConEdison Solutions is telling developers, building owners and institutions to take advantage of major increases in the incentives offered to large ... Read more »

Active Energy Strategy Maximizes Competitive Advantage

March 3, 2014 by Jennifer Hermes

With more than 11.5 million square feet of office space currently under construction in New York City, the market remains highly competitive. In such a competitive environment, buildings with high energy costs can be at a serious disadvantage. Especially in New York City, energy efficiency improvements have cut energy costs ... Read more »

Kansas Certifies ConEdison for Energy Performance Contracts

January 31, 2014 by Linda Hardesty

ConEdison Solutions received accreditation from the State of Kansas to provide energy savings performance contracting services to public agencies under the Facility Conservation Improvement Program (FCIP). The state qualifies providers after undertaking a review to ensure the applicant’s ability to deliver and guarantee long-term operational savings for public agencies. Through ... Read more »

Honda Installs Wind Turbines at Plant

January 10, 2014 by William Opalka

Honda Transmission Mfg. of America, Inc. finalized installation and will begin operation of two power-producing wind turbines next week at its plant in Russells Point, Ohio. The installation of the turbines means that the plant will be the first major automotive manufacturing facility in the US to obtain a substantial ... Read more »

‘Fixed Price’ Electricity: How to Make Sure It Really Carries a Fixed Price

November 18, 2013 by Jennifer Hermes

Sometimes a “fixed price” may not turn out to be as “fixed” as you think. Over the last two years or so, it has become increasingly common for electricity suppliers to sell a so-called “fixed-price” product to their commercial customers – but soon thereafter, surprise those same customers by passing ... Read more »

Solar: Kerman California Wastewater Treatment, Western University of Health Sciences, GM Transmission Plant

October 24, 2013 by Linda Hardesty

ConEdison Solutions and Borrego Solar Systems dedicated a 1,680-panel solar system at Kerman, Calif.’s wastewater treatment plant (pictured). The installation is expected to reduce the treatment plant’s electricity costs by about 40 percent per year for an annual savings of more than $95,000. Through a 20-year power purchase agreement with ... Read more »

New Bedford Ramps Renewable Energy

September 12, 2013 by Linda Hardesty

The city of New Bedford, Mass., cleaned up a contaminated brownfield site next to its high school to make way for the installation of a two-acre solar farm. This city is also installing a 3.5 MW solar project on city-owned land in Rochester, Mass., which broke ground this spring. In ... Read more »

EPA Recognizes LG Electronics; Panasonic Installs Solar in Ontario

June 21, 2013 by Linda Hardesty

Expanding its participation in the EPA Green Power Partnership to an organization-wide level in the United States, LG is now using nearly two million kWh of green power annually, which is enough to meet 11 percent of the organization’s annual electricity use, up from 1 percent in 2011. This includes ... Read more »

Energy Optimization Is Key in Today’s Market

May 16, 2013 by Jennifer Hermes

With the economy still uncertain as the post-recession recovery continues, there has never been a more-urgent time for commercial property owners to make energy management a priority. According to the Energy Information Administration, energy expenses can total 30% of a commercial building’s bottom line. Despite rising prices, there are money-saving ... Read more »

Energy Executive Moves: Ameresco, ConEdison Solutions, Schneider Electric, Covanta Energy, Renewable Resources

March 25, 2013 by Linda Hardesty

Marcus Fister (pictured) has joined Ameresco as senior director of Energy Supply Management. He will focus on increasing market penetration in the commercial, industrial and retail business segments for Ameresco’s supply-side management services. Fister brings over 15 years of experience to Ameresco having served as director, National Energy, for Yum! ... Read more »

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