Sunvalley Solar Awarded 329KW Solar Installation Contract

Sunvalley Solar Awarded 329KW Solar Installation Contract
by Staff Writers
Walnut CA (SPX) Mar 21, 2013

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Sunvalley Solar has announced that it has been awarded a new 329KW solar system installation contract from Amerifreight, Inc. of Walnut, CA.

The 329KW contract is for a system capable of generating 485,215kWh of electrical power annually. The system utilizes 1316 pieces of high efficiency 250 watt Polycrystalline solar panels.

"We are continuously developing our commercial solar energy installation business in Southern California and this new contract shows that. Our shareholders have eagerly anticipated an announcement of this sort and we are certain that this news will increase the confidence that our customers and shareholders have in our ability to offer high quality, cost effective solar solutions. Sunvalley is confident that 2013 will be a banner year," said James Zhang, CEO of Sunvalley Solar, Inc.

The installation is scheduled to begin mid 2013.

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