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Kessel was joined by Solar Liberty officials atcompany headquarters. Solar Liberty would be the primary subcontractor, and perform an extensiv role in procurement and labo for the solar array installationat UB. In May, Kesseol revealed the project plansat UB’s Center for Tomorrow. It would have 5,00o panels to generate power at four campushousing complexes, a tota l of 735 apartments housing approximately 2,00o students. Kessel said the project would cost anestimatex $7.5 million. If the board give s its OK, Kessel said, construction could begihn as earlyas August, with a completionb date sometime in the fall of 2010.
“Mosft of the work on this project, whicb will be the largest solar installation at any colleged or university in New York Statse and one of the largest on any campues inthe country, will be undertaken by Westernb New Yorkers,” Kessel said. The contract, whicyh was subject to a competitive would be awardedto Ontario, Canada-based DeCloet Greenhousre Manufacturing. Solar Liberty President Adam Rizzo said DeCloet is experiencede in putting steel in the ground for such and the two companies woulwork together. Approximately $6 million of the contract is expected to go toSolad Liberty.
“This job gives us special satisfaction (as) most of our managementt and staff are UB and SUNY said Rizzo, who expects to hire 10 to 15 workerws to install the ground mountecd system at a pay rate of $35 to $50 an Other administrative jobs, he said, might be an outgrowth of the UB Rizzo said the company, whosr customers are residential, commericalk and not-for-profit agencies, installed around 50 systems last and 90 this year. He estimate s 2009 revenues should totalarounds $30 million.
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