SolAmerica of Atlanta, Georgia, announced that they will activate a new 924-kW single-axis tracker solar array on the property of Collum’s Lumber Products in Allendale, South Carolina on March 21. The ten-acre site on Collum’s Lumber Products property will generate energy income for the company through a Bill Credit Program with South Carolina Electric & Gas (SCE&G).
“This solar project makes a lot of sense for our business, from both an economic and environmental standpoint,” said Mickey Scott, president of Collum’s Lumber Products. “We have evaluated several renewable energy projects in the past, and are very pleased that this one worked out.”
Executives from Collum’s and from SolAmerica, along with local leaders from Allendale, and trade-business-community media will be on hand for the ribbon cutting ceremony and to celebrate the activation of this new solar installation.
The array was designed, engineered and installed by SolAmerica, a leading commercial solar development and installation company headquartered in Atlanta.
“This project is a great example of the value that solar energy can drive for commercial users and for landowners,” stated George Mori, executive vice president of SolAmerica. “We are thrilled to partner with Collum’s Lumber and SCE&G on this project, as one of the first large commercial solar projects in South Carolina.”
News item from SolAmerica Energy