The conversion of a former landfill site into a solar farm is the largest project of its kind in Ohio After having seen the wide, open plains of the Midwest, it is difficult to believe that this region has not fully capitalized on the potential value of this space as an opportunity for creating energy. A county in Ohio sought to change that, to electrify its region, and to build…

Media contact:  Mary Louise Madigan: (216) 698-2521, mlmadigan@cuyahogacounty.us CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OH — Cuyahoga County continues to spearhead solar deployments in Northeast Ohio. The County recently approved the power purchase agreement (PPA) for solar to be deployed on the rooftop of three County-owned buildings: the Medical Examiner’s Office in Cleveland, the Animal Shelter in Valley View, and the Harvard Road Garage in Newburgh Heights. The Aggregated Solar Program enables these three buildings to produce…

Solar Builder 2018 Gold Project of the Year: Cuyahoga County Landfill The 2018 Gold Project of the Year is a monument to solar energy as a true local product. The developers are located in state. Over 80 percent of the construction and installation labor was in state. Even the foundations, racking and modules were manufactured in state. Solar Builder 2018 Gold Project of the Year: Cuyahoga County Landfill

Enerlogics Solar’s Cuyahoga Urban Renewable Power Project is now fully operational.

CLEVELAND, OH – While Ohio is not on the cutting of solar energy adoption and consumption, the state’s three biggest cities – Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati – are emerging as “solar builders,” according to an advocacy organization. Environment Maryland, a citizen-based advocacy project of Environment America, this week released the report, “Shining Cites: How Smart Local Policies Are Expanding Solar Power in America.” In the report, the organization finds that…

April 2018

By Tristan Navera  – Staff reporter, Columbus Business First Apr 4, 2018, 12:51pm IGS Energy is going to develop its first solar farm in Ohio on a former landfill. The Dublin-based company announced Wednesday that IGS Solar will build a 4-megawatt solar array on 17 acres of land in Brooklyn in Cuyahoga County. The 35,520-panel array will power about 5 percent of 16 county government buildings. The company is working with Enerlogics and…

April 4, 2018 This month, Cuyahoga County, Cleveland Public Power (CPP) and IGS Solar will begin construction of a solar project located on 17 acres of a 75-acre landfill site in Brooklyn, Ohio. Estimated to provide over 5 GWh of electricity per year, the project will consist of 35,520 panels and be sized at approximately 4 MW DC – enough to supply approximately 5% of the electricity consumption for 16 county-owned commercial buildings….

November 2016 Duquesne Light has partnered with Enerlogics to help with the Demand Response Program. Demand Response is a mechanism whereby facilities curtail power use during period of grid emergencies or peak power grid prices. By reducing electricity usage during these grid events, facilities can earn money to help reduce strain on the electric grid. For more information please review our Demand Response Fact Sheet How Does Demand Response Work? Commercial,…

May 2014 Duquesne Light recently released a video of customer testimonials on the WattChoices incentive program. Enerlogics’ is happy to see many of our customer’s featured in this video.