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2020 solar buyers guide
Inovateus Solar, LLC
Since 2003, Inovateus Solar has been creating energy solutions for their clients. With the ability to offer customers a wide variety of solar energy products and services, Inovateus Solar has built a strong portfolio of customers ranging from fortune 500 companies to utilities, universities, municipalities, and the federal government. Inovateus has completed over 364MW of solar installations in the USA and the Caribbean, and has deliv- ered services in over 15 countries.
www.inovateus.com
NAI Capital
NAI Capital provides services including site locations, creative financing, contract negotiations, escrow and title insurance coordination, and marketing, acquisition, and liquidation services.
www.naicapital.com
OYA Solar
OYA Solar develops utility-scale solar projects on land, rooftops, and parking lots, and connects communities to clean energy. Their solar projects provide property owners with a passive stream of long-term income. They work closely with landowners to select land or rooftops for a large solar project, take care of the permitting, and get the project to construction. The solar projects generate cost-effective, clean energy for the surrounding community. Businesses, community organizations, and individual households sign up to receive power at a low price.
www.oyasolar.com
SunEnergy1
SunEnergy1 is a U.S. solar developer, owner, and operator
of utility-scale solar projects with over 1GW installed. The company has developed large-scale solar power on the East Coast for nearly a decade. SunEnergy1 is vertically integrated and controls all stages of development in-house, creating affordable, low risk, quality solar power facilities for corporate, institutional, and utility partners.
www.sunenergy1.com
Trimark Associates, Inc.
From Trimark’s SCADA system and revenue metering, to their meteorological stations (METs) and data reporting solutions, Trimark has all the experience, equipment, and expertise needed to ensure utility-scale solar sites are operating as efficiently as possible. Trimark’s solutions take the interests of various parties into account, maximizing productivity and revenue for site operators, while adhering to ISO require- ments specific to different regions of the country, and thereby enhancing grid stability. Moreover, the scope of their services extends far beyond project completion through their Trimark Operations Center (TOC) service agreements. www.trimarkassoc.com
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