Olive and Wallace Building
OnSite Energy was hired for grant procurement and design-build services for this highly-visible, state-of-the-art 30 kW solar installation.
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Client Name:
Olive and Wallace Building
Location:
Bozeman, Montana
Date Installed:
August 1, 2016
Warranty:
10 Year Installation Warranty, 25 Year Power Output Warranty
Production:
30280 kWh per year
Inverter:
Fronius Symo 10kW, 3 Phase Inverters (x3)
Mount:
SnapNrack Series 100 Universal Roof-Mount Racking System
Panels:
LG Electronics Mono-x Neon High-Efficiency Modules
Power:
30 kW
Client Profile
The warehouse at the corner of Olive and Wallace in downtown Bozeman was originally built in 1929 by the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railway Co.
In 2013 Olive and Wallace, LLC remodeled the dilapidated warehouse into a contemporary commercial space based on principles of modern functionality. Focused on sustainability and motivated by the prospect of lowering the operating costs of their commercial investment property, the owners installed high-efficiency mechanical systems, new insulation, a high R-value SIPS panel roof, and this 30 kW solar array to offset the electrical load of the building.
"When we remodeled a defunct 1920's warehouse to create a multi-tenant commercial building that is home to several non-profits, we knew that wanted to include green energy solutions. The team at OnSite Energy helped us from start to finish—securing grant funding for our project, tailoring our installation schedule for minimal impact to our tenants, and guiding us through the process of using online monitoring software."Shasta Grenier, Olive and Wallace, LLC
In 2013 Olive and Wallace, LLC remodeled the dilapidated warehouse into a contemporary commercial space based on principles of modern functionality. Focused on sustainability and motivated by the prospect of lowering the operating costs of their commercial investment property, the owners installed high-efficiency mechanical systems, new insulation, a high R-value SIPS panel roof, and this 30 kW solar array to offset the electrical load of the building.
"When we remodeled a defunct 1920's warehouse to create a multi-tenant commercial building that is home to several non-profits, we knew that wanted to include green energy solutions. The team at OnSite Energy helped us from start to finish—securing grant funding for our project, tailoring our installation schedule for minimal impact to our tenants, and guiding us through the process of using online monitoring software."Shasta Grenier, Olive and Wallace, LLC
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