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Riverwalk Tenants Lead Solar Installation Project

Nov 2, 2016 | Reprints | Print

Two tenants at Lupoli Development’s Riverwalk complex in Lawrence are participating in a $3.4 million project to install a 1MW solar installation atop the massive converted mill buildings.

Scheduled for completion in December, the installation is the city’s largest solar array.

American Capital Energy (ACE) and Yaskawa – Solectria Solar, both Riverwalk tenants, are leading the project and Lupoli Development is investing $3.4 million.

ACE will design, finance and install the system. Yaskawa – Solectria Solar, the leading commercial PV inverter manufacturer in the United States, is supplying inverters to ACE for the system. Yaskawa – Solectria Solar has been a Riverwalk tenant since 2005.

“In the short time we’ve been at Riverwalk our company has experienced rapid growth. We have enjoyed being part of a supportive atmosphere and working with a developer who invests in their tenants,” Tom Hunton, president of American Capital Energy, said in a statement.

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