La Vina Ranch and SPG Solar Install Solar to Power Cold Storage Facility
This solar power system is expected to save La Vina Ranch over $66,500 annually
NOVATO, Calif. — La Vina Ranch in Madera, CA and SPG Solar
"Our partnership with SPG Solar made going solar easy," said Karrie Besuner from La Vina Ranch. "With the available incentives and a system designed to deliver the most energy, the business case was clear. This system will not only provide significant savings but it shows our commitment to sustainability."
Over 1,300 solar panels will generate more than 610,000 kilowatt hours (kWh) of electricity annually – equivalent to producing enough electricity to power 55 average American homes annually.
"As a family run business, La Vina Ranch has a long-term outlook. We focused on their need for a solution that provides them the greatest energy savings over the life of the system and stabilizes their energy costs for generations to come," said Chris Robine, CEO of SPG Solar.
About La Vina Ranch
La Vina Ranch of Madera, CA is a family run operation which grows, packs and ships table grapes for domestic and export markets. Its cold storage, built in 1984, is now sustainably powered and will realize electricity savings for decades to come. Founder Morgan Johnson still oversees the operation, which is primarily run by his son-in-law and children. La Vina Ranch also grows cherries, raisins and wine grapes.
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