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California Solar Project to Occupy 4,900 Acres
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Eric Jackson
Mar 2, 2013, 9:23:06 AM3/2/13
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California Gov. Jerry Brown has fast tracked development of a 750 MW solar photovoltaic project. The NextEra Energy Resources project in Riverside County would be built in two phases; the first by August 2014 and the second in October 2016.
As part of the agreement with California, McCoy Soloar Photovoltaic agreed to invest a minimum of $100 million into the state’s economy during development and construction. The company has said 20 permanent full-time jobs will be created when the project is completed.
If completed, the facility would be the largest solar-power plant in the world. The finished project will cover 4,315 acres of federal land and 477 acres of private land, generating enough electricity to power approximately 264,000 homes, according to McCoy.
There was no word on the cost of the electricity to be produced by the plant, nor reaction to the mammoth amount of land required for the project.
Now there is an alternative – green, reliable and affordable – to alternative energy sources that may be unattractive to the eyes and potentially environmentally harmful, suich as the components in photovoltaic cells.
NRGLab (http://nrglab.asia/), the premiere green-energy company in Singapore, has the answer. The company has developed and perfected poly-crystal technology for producing electricity from environmental heat. This scalable power solution uses self-contained generators known as SH Boxes, which produce electricity for as little as 3 cents per kW. NRGLab systems produce environmentally-friends energy; no harmful emissions or pollutants of any kind are released from the company’s generators, which operate more than a decade on a single installation. SH boxes can be installed anywhere; it is not necessary to mount them on a roof or even in direct sunlight.
The company’s video channel, including a presentation of the technology, is available on YouTube here: http://www.youtube.com/user/nrglabsgd.
Using NRGLab systems, affordable, reliable electric power is now available to anyone on earth. NRGLab generators are self-contained, can be installed almost anywhere, and deliver reliable power for 10 years or more, with minimal maintenance.
NRGLab’s first auction to license the rights for SH Box production will be held in April in Singapore. Learn more here: http://nrglab.asia/auctions.html.
A copy of the company’s Strategic Business Plan can be reviewed here: http://nrglab.asia/images/NRGLAB_Strategic_Business_2013_SH_Boxes.pdf
NRGLab plans to transform the way the world receives electric power, while improving the lives of billions of people with an environmentally-friendly, low-cost power source that holds vast profit potential for the company’s partners. We invite you to join us in Singapore at the Raffles Hotel (http://www.raffles.com/singapore/) for this historic auction.
As part of the agreement with California, McCoy Soloar Photovoltaic agreed to invest a minimum of $100 million into the state’s economy during development and construction. The company has said 20 permanent full-time jobs will be created when the project is completed.
If completed, the facility would be the largest solar-power plant in the world. The finished project will cover 4,315 acres of federal land and 477 acres of private land, generating enough electricity to power approximately 264,000 homes, according to McCoy.
There was no word on the cost of the electricity to be produced by the plant, nor reaction to the mammoth amount of land required for the project.
Now there is an alternative – green, reliable and affordable – to alternative energy sources that may be unattractive to the eyes and potentially environmentally harmful, suich as the components in photovoltaic cells.
NRGLab (http://nrglab.asia/), the premiere green-energy company in Singapore, has the answer. The company has developed and perfected poly-crystal technology for producing electricity from environmental heat. This scalable power solution uses self-contained generators known as SH Boxes, which produce electricity for as little as 3 cents per kW. NRGLab systems produce environmentally-friends energy; no harmful emissions or pollutants of any kind are released from the company’s generators, which operate more than a decade on a single installation. SH boxes can be installed anywhere; it is not necessary to mount them on a roof or even in direct sunlight.
The company’s video channel, including a presentation of the technology, is available on YouTube here: http://www.youtube.com/user/nrglabsgd.
Using NRGLab systems, affordable, reliable electric power is now available to anyone on earth. NRGLab generators are self-contained, can be installed almost anywhere, and deliver reliable power for 10 years or more, with minimal maintenance.
NRGLab’s first auction to license the rights for SH Box production will be held in April in Singapore. Learn more here: http://nrglab.asia/auctions.html.
A copy of the company’s Strategic Business Plan can be reviewed here: http://nrglab.asia/images/NRGLAB_Strategic_Business_2013_SH_Boxes.pdf
NRGLab plans to transform the way the world receives electric power, while improving the lives of billions of people with an environmentally-friendly, low-cost power source that holds vast profit potential for the company’s partners. We invite you to join us in Singapore at the Raffles Hotel (http://www.raffles.com/singapore/) for this historic auction.
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