Concord Engineering Providing Code Compliance Review for PSE&G's Solar4All Extension Program
Solar4All helps New Jersey reach its solar power goals, promotes a cleaner environment, turns landfills and brownfields green with solar power and spurs economic development by creating good jobs and making the state a center for solar expansion.
(Voorhees, NJ) - Concord Engineering will be providing electrical code compliance review services for PSE&G's Solar4All™ Extension Program. Solar4All is a 125 megawatt-dc (MW-dc) program that utilizes rooftops, solar farms, utility poles and landfills/brownfields for large-scale, grid connected solar projects. As of late 2013, nearly 80 MW-dc of the 125MW-dc total are in service
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Solar4All helps New Jersey reach its solar power goals, promotes a cleaner environment, turns landfills and brownfields green with solar power and spurs economic development by creating good jobs and making the state a center for solar expansion. Based on Concord's experience with "grid connected" solar projects, and interconnecting them with the utility, Concord will provide engineering and inspection services for electrical code compliance review and site inspections of approximately five sites with centralized solar arrays ranging in size from 8MW-dc to 12MW-dc
Installing solar generating facilities on landfill and brownfield sites supports New Jersey's Energy Master Plan. This segment is open to owners of properly closed landfill and/or remediated brownfield sites within PSE&G's electric service territory.
Said Concord Engineering's CEO Michael Fischette, "We look forward to participating in the Solar4All program. New Jersey continues to be a national leader in solar development and we are proud to be a part of PSE&G's program that supports job creation and renewable energy."
About Solar4All
The PSE&G Solar4All program is developing 125 megawatts-dc (MW-dc) of solar capacity directly connected to the grid. This is enough solar energy to power about 20,000 average size New Jersey homes each year. Solar 4 All provides numerous benefits to PSE&G customers and the State of New Jersey. The power generated by Solar 4 All projects is used by all PSE&G electric customers. Solar4All provides New Jersey with clean, carbon-free renewable energy, replacing some amount of traditional fossil fuel electric generation. For more information about the Solar4All Program, please visit http://pseg.com/family/pseandg/solar4all/index.jsp
About Concord Engineering
Concord Engineering Group is a full-service engineering, energy consulting, construction management and commissioning firm specializing in energy master planning, energy procurement and risk management, utility infrastructure, renewable technologies (solar, wind, and landfill gas), combined heat & power, geothermal engineering, and high voltage substation design. The firm is headquartered Voorhees, NJ with offices in Atlantic City, New York City and Wilmington. For more information, visit www.concord-engineering.com.
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