PPR News and Updates

Ford of Fairfield

September 6, 2008
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- Past Projects
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Location: Fairfield, CA Installation Size: 200kW Client: Ford of Fairfield Completion Date: September 1, 2008

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Pacific Power Management, LLC, announced today that they have completed the design and installation of a 45 kW solar electric system for Mid-Pacific Industries in Woodland, CA. The more than $400,000 dollar project qualifies for a $112,313 solar rebate from Pacific Gas and Electric Company.

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Magnussens Auburn Dodge

December 10, 2007
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- Retail Facilities

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6ddb8AaXpk[/youtube] “I did this because it made sense from a business standpoint. Every investment in our dealership has to show a positive return and solar met our criteria.” —Tony Toohey, Vice President and General Manager

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Auburn Honda

September 11, 2007
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- Retail Facilities

Pacific Power Management, LLC, announced today that they have completed the design and installation of a 198 kilowatt solar electric system for Auburn Honda. The solar electric system designed and installed by Pacific Power Management, will generate electricity to power the dealership headquarters in Auburn. “In the automotive business, energy conservation is a key interest,

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Universal Forest Products

June 15, 2007
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- Distribution Centers

Pacific Power Management, LLC, announced today that they have completed the design and installation of a 500 kilowatt DC solar electric system for Universal Forest Products in Thornton. The state-of-the-art system is made up of 3,311 Mitsubishi Electric 180-watt modules and one SatCon 500kW inverter. The system performance will be monitored by Pacific Power Managements

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Magnussen Body Shop Auburn

May 17, 2007
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- Retail Facilities

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Van De Pol

February 15, 2007
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- Distribution Centers

The 924 module solar electric system, designed and installed by Pacific Power Management, and is expected to generate 132 kW. The system will generate electricity to power the petroleum distributor’s central valley headquarters. When the solar array generates more electricity than Van de Pol needs, it exports the electricity back to the grid, causing Van

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Cemo Properties

December 10, 2006
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- Corporate Offices

The solar electric system, designed and installed by Pacific Power Management, is expected to generate more than 466,000 kilowatt hours annually, enough to power approximately 70 average homes. The system will generate electricity to power the commercial developer’s headquarters. When the solar array generates more electricity than Cemos needs it exports the electricity back to

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