LFG and Solar

[Kirchner]

Harold,

Thanks for explaining that you have checked with Caterpillar and similar suppliers of equipment  and processes that utilize landfill gas and determined that  Bolton's landfill is too small.  This is what we suspected, but did not want to prematurely cross the opportunity off the list.

 

Your concept to put solar panels on the landfill grounds is interesting. Per our discussion searched files and found one company that does solar.  Probably the more accurate statement is that they coordinate engineering, finance, etc. We scoped out a project for 100M sq ft and it did not make economic sense even with fed and state subsidies.  M=000  The cost of power over a long term hell or high water contract was 16cents per kwh VS the then current purchase price of 12.

 

American Capital Energy, 15 Tyngsboro Rd, Suite 4A, North Chelmsford

Bill Fitzpatrick, Director Business Development

978 251 0663

bfitzp...@americancapitalenergy.com

www.americancapitalenergy.com

 

Few others, got these at a trade show, absolutely no experience with any of them.

Power Light Corp www.powerlight.com

 

Ecological Systems www.ecologicalsystems.biz

 

Advanced Building and Solar, residential and commercial 1-866-468-0121 They seem to do solar hot water and photovoltaics NJR...@yahoo.com Name on card, Joseph Idacavage

 

WWW.solarfest.com  a pencil note, not sure what you will find.

 

Solar Energy Systems www.solaresystems.com Design build solar electric systems, Brooklyn NY 718 389 1545

 

Solar Integrated Technologies  Dennis Crosby Tech Service,Belmar, NJ 732-280-1743  www.solarintegrated.com

 

Electric Solar Power, Tom Ryan  973-539 5465  X201  www.electricsolarpower.com

 

RWE Schott Solar Inc, Billerica, MA Olga Diaz, Eastern Regional Sales Mgr www.rweschottsolar.us   olga...@rweschottsolar.us

 

Not related to solar,  EPA Landfill Methane Outreach Program, Rachel Goldstein 202 343 9391  Website with lots of info is http://www.epa.gov/lmop/index.htm

 

Ted