|
"Hillsboro has demonstrated environmental leadership that goes above and beyond even the high standards we expect in Oregon."
- Peggy Fowler, PGE's CEO and President |
|
| |
Project Partners:
City of Ashland, Bonneville Power Administration, Avista Energy, State of Oregon Office of Energy, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Southern Oregon University |
Location:
4 sites in Ashland, OR |
Capacity:
30 kW |
Type of Power:
Solar |
Placed into Service:
August 2000 |
Project Links:
Ashland Solar Energy Program
Real Time Data - Solar Ashland |
|
 |
Solar Ashland was BEF's first renewable energy project, its first community solar project, and at the time it began operating, the largest solar power plant in the Pacific Northwest. The project was a collaborative effort by the City of Ashland, BEF, BPA, the State of Oregon, and Avista Energy, along with the citizens of Ashland who subscribed to the project, and two local solar hosts: Southern Oregon University and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. The output from 10 kW is sold locally by Ashland's municipal utility to local subscribers. Fifteen kilowatts of output are taken into BPA's grid for resale as green power. The remaining 5 kW is delivered to the grid as generic power, with the Green Tags sold by BEF. Ashland's sales have since supported expansions of this distributed solar system.
|
|
|
| |
|
Product Supplied: |
Supplies both BEF's Green Tags product and BPA/BEF's Environmentally Preferred Power (EPP).
|
| Equipment: |
Southern Oregon University Library: 24 x 270-Watt ASE 300 DG-50 polycrystalline modules; Trace technology PV 10208 10-kW grid-connected inverter (3-phase electricity at 208 volts AC)
Oregon Shakespeare Festival Administration Building: 24 x 270-Watt ASE 300 DG-50 polycrystalline modules; Trace technology PV 10208 10-kW grid-connected inverter (3-phase electricity at 208 volts AC)
Ashland City Council Chambers: 24 x 270-Watt ASE 300 DG-50 polycrystalline modules; Trace technology PV 10208 10-kW grid-connected inverter (3-phase electricity at 208 volts AC)
Ashland Police Station: 64 x 270-Watt ASE 300 DG-50 polycrystalline modules; Trace technology PV 15208 15-kW grid-connected inverter (3-phase electricity at 208 volts AC) |
|
|
|
|
;)
