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Projects: Renewable Energy/Solar

Ashland

Solar Power Station, Ashland
A 5.8 megawatt ground-mounted solar array project located on the Nyanza Chemical Waste Dump Superfund Site in Ashland, Mass., was completed and connected to the grid in January. The solar power station includes 15,562 ballast-mounted photovoltaic modules and 26 combiners that feed into three central solar inverters. (read article)

Amazon EV Charging Station

Electric Vehicle Charging Station, Canton
​Aldon Electric was the EPS and Electrical contractor performing all the work on the project. Securing both the Building and the Electrical permits for the New EV Charging Stations located at the Canton Amazon Delivery Station DMH4. Providing Electrical Infrastructure to support the installation of (65) Siemens, Level 2, Versi Charger, Electrical Vehicle Chargers. The project included over 3,000 feet of steel conduit, 5,000 feet of PVC conduit and over 6.5 miles of feeder cables to feed (3) 600 amp 480 volt power distribution pads.

UMASS Boston

Roof Top Solar, Boston
Turnkey project that includes a 1 MW solar photovoltaic system, a 500 kW/2MWh lithium-ion battery storage system, and 11 Enel X JuiceBox electric vehicle (EV) smart charging stations on the campus. (watch video)

Ashland Solar Landfill Project

This 5.8MW ground-mount solar array project on a 12-acre capped landfill, a Superfund site, located at 50 MBTA Access Road in Ashland. (read article)

Stonehill College

Carport Solar, Easton
In partnership with SunPower, Aldon Electric constructed a 2.8 MW SunPower solar carport system at Stonehill College. ​(read article)

REI

Carport, Framingham
156.8 kW photovoltaic systems. The carport will provide about 80 percent of the solar power at the site, with a less visible solar array on the roof handling the rest. The site will generate 210 kilowatts total — enough to power 22 homes and the equivalent of taking 34 cars off the road in reduced emissions.

UMass Amherst

Carport Solar, Amherst
This 2.5MW carport canopy is the largest of the eight projects happening at UMass. (read article)

Bristol Community College

Carport Solar, Fall River
Aldon Electric, IBEW Local 103 teamed up with IBEW Local 223 to complete one of the largest solar parking canopies in New England.
The project was completed during the record breaking 2015 winter conditions with a condensed schedule the workforce was made up of an average of 30 electricians.  Work started the week before Christmas and final completion was achieved in April. (click here for Case Study)
The solar array will generate more than 34 million kWh of energy each year, enough to cover half of the campus’ electricity needs and generate a 20-year savings of more than $1.75 million. The solar parking canopy avoids the emission of more than 1,500 tons of carbon dioxide each year, which is the same as removing approximately 5,000 cars from the road. 
(Click here for article from 103 Today)

Boston Scientific

Multiple locations
1.28 MW photovoltaic systems. The Quincy facility is outfitted with almost 4,000 solar panels on its roof. This solar energy system is capable of generating 1.2 megawatts of power, approximately 25% of the power used by the site.

Quincy Public Schools

Multiple locations
500+ KW photovoltaic systems. 

BJ'S

Roof Top Solar, Uxbridge
1.5MW photovoltaic systems.

West Natick MBTA

Roof Top Solar, Natick
There will be a two-year installation period for putting the solar panels in place. The facilities are comprised of 28 MBTA surface parking lots and nine MBTA structured parking garages. (read article)

KOHL'S

Roof Top Solar, Kingston
600, KW photovoltaic systems. Kohl’s estimates that its total solar capacity will reach 74.2 million kilowatt hours of energy, the equivalent of taking 10,000 cars off the roads or canceling out the emissions of 6400 homes annually. 

Berlin Solar Field

Solar Field, Berlin
The 3.75 MW across four photovoltaic (PV) arrays is now generating about 4,875,000 kWh of electricity for the Town of Berlin each year. That is the equivalent of 708 cars removed from U.S. roads or 86,194 tree seedlings grown for 10 years. At an economic level this project is similarly advantageous for the Town, which is set to gain substantial revenue over the lifetime of the project.

Quincy

Granite Links Golf Club
Co-generation system.
(for complete article click here)

Natick Solar Roof Top & Carport Installation

Natick Roof Top and Carport, Natick 
​The Roof Top is a 675kw solar installation and the carport is a 1,572kw installation.