Public Sector Solar Solutions
Case Studies : White Hill Middle School
Ross Valley School District's proactive approach to soaring energy costs
Location: White Hill middle school library, 101 Glen Drive, Fairfax CA 94930
System Total Peak Capacity: 23 kW
Project Status: Completed
Modules: 132- Sharp 185 watt modules
Inverter: Xantrex PV-30-208
Warranty: 5 Year Comprehensive on System, 25 Years on Solar Panels, 5 Year Extended Warranty on Inverter
Background
As part of a comprehensive approach to improve long term budgetary planning, the Ross Valley School District board made the decision to implement solar power into their long range planning. White Hills middle school is one of three installations in the district and this system will meet most of White Hill’s electrical energy needs. This installation was custom designed and installed by Unlimited Energy and will provide decades of clean, quiet, and cost effective electricity at a predictable cost. The Ross Valley School District is one of the first K-12 school districts in California to incorporate Renewable Energy into its operations.
23 kW Roof Mounted System
This 23 Kilowatt system was a pilot project that was eventually adopted by the district. The Ross Valley School District realized benefits of their first PV system and approved the installation of additional PV systems for other schools. The installation of this project was also performed during the summer break eliminating any disruptions to students and teachers.
Unlimited Energy's Role
Unlimited Energy is one of the largest solar contractors in California. We have been in business since 1984 and have designed and installed some of the largest PV projects in the state. With over 2.5 million watts installed spanning over 350 installations, we are oftentimes the logical choice for public sector, agricultural, commercial, and residential PV customers. Our reputation for delivering PV projects on-time and under budget has made us the # 1 solar contractor in the entire San Joaquin Valley and a logical choice for large PV systems for all of the western United States.
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