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Grape Solar System Expected to Produce over 100% Percent of Electrical Contractor’s Electricity Supply 

Eugene, Oregon, Nov 11, 2009, Reynolds Electric, Inc. today announced the start of a 31kilowatt solar power system on the rooftop of its West Eugene facility. The Eugene electrical contractor expects the system, which uses Grape Solar, Inc.’s solar panels, to produce 120% of the 26 year old local electrical contractor’s electricity on summer afternoons, and 100% percent of its annual electricity needs.

“The solar array project examplifies Reynolds Electric’s commitment to become a model for installers in Oregon that showcases sustainable development and environmental stewardship in the local community," said Jeremy Reynolds, the grandson and owner of this 3rd generation Eugene based electrical contractor.

The system utilizes Grape Solar’s high efficiency monocrystalline panels, one of the most efficient solar panels on the market. Grape Solar’s positive tolerance solar panels increases sunlight capture by up to 10 percent over conventional name plate solar panels, while significantly reducing land use requirements.

“Installers in Oregon are seizing the opportunity to help the state meet its growing energy demand and renewable energy goals,“ said Ocean Yuan, President, at Grape Solar. "Reynolds Electric understands the significant return on investment that Grape Solar systems deliver

“According to conversion formulas provided by The Climate Registry, the system is expected to remove more than 1.395 million pounds of carbon dioxide over the next 30 years. That is equivalent to the emissions displaced from removing more than 111 cars from Oregon’s roads. Under the terms of a long-term power purchase agreement with local utility EWEB, Reynolds Electric, Inc. will be entitled to the renewable energy credits and all environmental attributes associated with the system.

The solar system is scheduled to be completed by Thanksgiving this year, according to Jeremy Reynolds.

Reynolds Electric’s website: www.reynoldselectric.com