SolarCity, a national clean energy
service provider, recently completed an 88-kilowatt PV system on the
roof of the administration building at the Maui Highway Baseyard, and is
working on a 16-kilowatt system on the administration building at the
Ke'anae Highway Baseyard, as well as a 78-kilowatt system at Kahului
Harbor that will help power lighting and air conditioning at the cruise
ship terminal.
Ke'anae Highway Baseyard construction is under way
on a 16-kilowatt system on the administration building. Once completed,
the installation will provide power to the administration building and
detached garage.
SolarCity has also recently completed a
112-kilowatt photovoltaic system that will provide power for a
wastewater treatment plant at the Kona International Airport on Hawai'i
Island--the first of eight solar power systems the company is installing
at Hawai'i's state-owned airports, harbors and highway baseyards.
On
Hawai'i Island, SolarCity is also installing a 35-watt PV system on the
design and lab building at the Hilo Highway Baseyard, and will put a
21-kilowatt system on the roof of the main terminal at the Waimea-Kohala
Airport.
On Kaua'i, the company is installing a 56-kilowatt
system atop the Lihue Airport's cargo building, while at the Lana'i
Airport, construction is underway on a 117-kilowatt system on the
airport terminal's roof. The state Department of Transportation
also plans to develop solar power projects at seven other sites around
the state, and those sites, combined with the eight SolarCity projects,
will have the capacity to produce a total of 3.4 megawatts of
electricity.
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