Atlantic Wind & Solar Starts Building a 320 KW Utility Scale Plant in Burlington, ON

Burlington

The $2 million commercial rooftop installation, consisting of 1,488 panels, is expected to produce 7,900 megawatt hours of power over the next 20 years. The power will be sold under the provinces Feed-In-Tariff program.

Atlantic Wind & Solar, Inc. (OTC: AWSL), is pleased to announce it has commenced construction on another 320 KW solar PV plant in Ontario, specifically in Burlington, following receipt of the Notice to Proceed from Ontario’s IESO (Independent Electricity System Operator).

Company operations include 350 MW of utility scale solar projects at various stages of development in Canada, Europe, South and Central America. The Burlington solar power plant was developed by Atlantic Wind & Solar’s Canadian subsidiary, Atlantic Solar Inc. The subsidiary recently completed a $3-million utility-scale solar power plant in Mississauga, ON.

 

 

 

 

 

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