NJ Oak Solar was constructed on a 101-acre site and connects to Atlantic City Electric’s distribution system. The project involved the removal of the dense brush and trees on site. At the time of completion, the project was the largest non-utility owned project east of the Mississippi and produced enough power to support 8,250 homes.
Ryan’s responsibilities comprised full engineering, procurement and construction of the entire system including procurement of electrical equipment, preparation of the site involving management of all project grading and trenching. Ryan also installed the support structures, module racking system, modules, inverters, DC wiring, power cables, with the associated collection equipment and all electrical systems for the entire project involving module connections and inverter installation. The Ryan team designed and optimized the project processes, installation and the 12.47kV switchyard.
Project Overview
Yingli 235W polycrystalline modules
Satcon 1 MW inverters
Completed in 8 months: April 2011 to December 2011
Fixed ground-mount support structure on impact-driven steel piers
Significant challenges included a hurricane, an early snowstorm and a 5.8 magnitude earthquake
The site spans over 140 acres and will produce enough power to serve roughly 16,000 homes annually.
White River Solar project is a 25.2MWDC solar photovoltaic, grid connected power generation facility.
Ryan’s responsibilities comprised full engineering, procurement and construction of the entire system including procurement of electrical equipment, preparation of the site involving management of all project grading and trenching. Ryan also installed the support structures, module racking system, modules, inverters, DC wiring, AC power cables, with the associated collection equipment and all electrical systems for the entire project involving module connections and inverter installation. The Ryan team designed and optimized the project processes, installation and the 34.5kV-11.5Kv substation.
Project Overview
Completed in 8 months
ATI’s ground-mount single-axis tracking support structure on impact driven steel piers
Emerson 1.06MW inverters
Yingli 300W & Canadian Solar 290W polycrystalline modules
The site spans over 115 acres and will produce enough power to serve roughly 16,000 homes annually.
Corcoran Solar Project is a 25.7 MWDC solar photovoltaic, grid connected power generation facility. This project was completed in 8 months.
Ryan’s responsibilities comprised full engineering, procurement and construction of the entire system including procurement of electrical equipment, preparation of the site involving management of all project grading and trenching. Ryan also installed the support structures, module racking system, modules, inverters, DC wiring, AC power cables, with the associated collection equipment and all electrical systems for the entire project involving module connections and inverter installation. The Ryan team designed and optimized the project processes, installation and the 34.5kV-11.5Kv substation.
Project Overview
ATI’s ground-mount single-axis tracking support structure on impact-driven steel piers
PLA with IBEW
Yingli 295W & 300W and Canadian Solar 290W polycrystalline modules
Emerson 1.06MW inverters
All power sold to Southern California Edison (SCE)
The site spans over 140 acres and will produce enough power to serve roughly 16,000 homes annually.
White River 2 Solar project is a 26.6MWDC solar photovoltaic, grid connected power generation facility. This project was completed in 10 months.
Ryan’s responsibilities comprised full engineering, procurement and construction of the entire system including procurement of electrical equipment, preparation of the site involving management of all project grading and trenching. Ryan also installed the support structures, module racking system, modules, inverters, DC wiring, AC power cables, with the associated collection equipment and all electrical systems for the entire project involving module connections and inverter installation. The Ryan team designed and optimized the project processes, installation and the 34.5kV-11.5Kv substation.
Project Overview
ATI’s ground-mount single-axis tracking support structure on impact-driven steel piers
PLAs with IBEW and Ironworkers
Quanta successfully managed and worked around Swainson Hawk nesting zones during construction
Yingli 300W polycrystalline modules
GE Brilliance 1.05MW inverters
Constructed for Consolidated Edison Development (CED)
Corcoran Solar Project is a 28.3 MWDC solar photovoltaic, grid connected power generation facility located in Corcoran, California. Constructed for Consolidated Edison Development (CED). Immediately adjacent to Corcoran Solar Project, also completed for CED in 2013. All power was sold to Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E). The site spans over 114 acres and will produce enough power to serve roughly 16,000 homes annually. This project was completed in 9 months: April 2014 to April 2015.
Ryan’s responsibilities comprised full engineering, procurement and construction of the entire system including procurement of electrical equipment, preparation of the site involving management of all project grading and trenching. Ryan also installed the support structures, module racking system, modules, inverters, DC wiring, AC power cables, with the associated collection equipment and all electrical systems for the entire project involving module connections and inverter installation. The Ryan team designed and optimized the project processes, installation and the 34.5kV-11.5Kv substation.
Project Overview
Completed in 9 months: August 2014 to April 2015
ATI’s ground-mount single-axis tracking support structure on impact driven steel piers
SMA 1.8MWAC inverters
Canadian Solar 300W and Trina 305W modules
PLA with IBEW
Constructed for Consolidated Edison Development (CED)
Immediately adjacent to Corcoran Solar Project, also completed for CED in 2013
NJ Oak Solar was constructed on a 101-acre site and connects to Atlantic City Electric’s distribution system. The project involved the removal of the dense brush and trees on site. At the time of completion, the project was the largest non-utility owned project east of the Mississippi and produced enough power to support 8,250 homes.
Comprised of 3 projects: Sun City 25.651MWDC, San Drag- 24.369MWDC and Avenal Park- 7.695 MWDC
