The first phase of our solar installation, designed and constructed by Premier Power, includes two GE photovoltaic arrays mounted on the roof and ground at the transmitter building.
We started work on this project in late January, but no sooner had we dug trenches for the conduit that would carry the wiring between the solar panels and the control unit than storms moved in and flooded the trenches, bringing work to a halt. We had little choice but to pump out the water and wait for better conditions.
With dry weather, we made rapid progress. The electricians were able to return to work, and as of Friday (2/8), the conduit had been placed in the trenches and covered.
Solar panels have been installed on the garage roof, but are not connected. Frames were built Thursday for the concrete foundations that will support solar panels along the fence, and Friday we poured the concrete.
We started work on this project in late January, but no sooner had we dug trenches for the conduit that would carry the wiring between the solar panels and the control unit than storms moved in and flooded the trenches, bringing work to a halt. We had little choice but to pump out the water and wait for better conditions.
With dry weather, we made rapid progress. The electricians were able to return to work, and as of Friday (2/8), the conduit had been placed in the trenches and covered. Solar panels have been installed on the garage roof, but are not connected. Frames were built Thursday for the concrete foundations that will support solar panels along the fence, and Friday we poured the concrete.
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