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The Orange County Convention Center's massive rooftop will soon shoulder the largest solar project in Florida and the Southeast at one megawatt of clean renewable solar energy. County officials granted the contract to Johnson Controls, Inc. in partnership with Solar Source on July 8, 2008 to blanket the roof of the nation's second-largest convention center with panels that can turn sunshine into energy, without producing pollution. |
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The Department is proposing rule development to develop the proposed rule chapter 62-16, to implement the Renewable Energy Technologies and Energy Efficiency Act and to implement the provisions of the corporate tax incentives provided for renewable energy technologies pursuant to Section 220.192, F.S. |
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Solar power ready to shine
By Dominick Tao, Times Staff Writer In print: Thursday, June 26, 2008 In a converted warehouse at the Solar Source company headquarters in Largo, president and solar technology contractor Wayne Wallace is training his competition. He calls his endeavor the Solar Source University. |
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Chromagen Features & Benefits
Copper fins ultrasonically welded to copper risers provide excellent
heat transfer between the fins and risers. Coated with black chrome on
nikel and producing a superior selective surface for solar energy use. 3/8 " copper risers brazed to 1" copper mainfolds with an optimal flow distribution. Four 1 " Type M copper tubes. Attached to the insulation, acts as a barrier against out-gasing.
A single pane of 1/8" thick solar glass is patterned to reduce
reflection and tempered to maximize strength and durability. *Iron
oxide content 0.03% Made of Black Polypropylene sheet.
1-3/16" polyurethane foam cast under and around the side of the
absorber plate, retains the heat of the water in the collector.
DFC-free P.U. meets U.S. and European standards. A 3/4" layer of
mineral wool protects the polyurethane and provides additional
collector insulation. All aluminum extrusion casings create a sleek framewall with no visible
rivets or screws. A unique extruded profile bolts on and anchors to the
roof (shingled, tile, tar) or collector stand.
1-3/16" polyurethane foam cast under and around the side of the absorber plate, retains the heat of the water in the collector. DFC-free P.U. meets U.S. and European standards. A 3/4" layer of mineral wool protects the polyurethane and provides additional collector insulation. Contact us today for more information about Chromagen Solar Water Heaters!
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