Harvest Energy Solutions is a full-service distributor, engineer and installer of renewable and energy saving products, specializing in rural residential, agricultural and commercial energy solutions throughout the Midwest. From product selection and site assessment to on-site installation and follow-up maintenance, the company partners with its customers throughout the entire process. Since 2006, Harvest Energy’s goal has been to assist farmers and ranchers, businesses and home owners, in becoming more sustainable, efficient and independent with renewable energy. Staff includes NABCEP certified installers and NABCEP certified PV technical sales professionals. Other products include High-Velocity, Low-Speed (HVLS) fans, solar water pumps, LED lighting, off-grid solar and other rural lifestyle products. The company is headquartered in Jackson. For more information, visit www.HarvestEnergySolutions.com or call 1-877-788-0220.
Exelon plans to break ground on its Michigan Wind 3 project in Sanilac County next spring. It expects to deliver electricity to the Cadillac-based G&T by December 2016 under a 20-year, 153-megawatts power purchase agreement.
“This project positions Wolverine favorably with significant renewable generation,” said Eric Baker, the G&T’s president and CEO. “When Michigan Wind 3 is complete, Wolverine expects to have more than 350 MW of wind generation in its portfolio, meaning Michigan cooperatives will achieve a 30 percent renewable level.”
In addition to the purchase agreement with Michigan Wind 3, the G&T has a purchase agreement for 150 MW of wind power from the Deerfield wind project. That joint venture between Algonquin Power and RES Americas is also expected to be online by December 2016.
“Wolverine has a consistent power supply strategy that includes long-term price stability, competitive rates and environmental stewardship. Adherence to those principles has led to Wolverine’s strong wind portfolio,” Baker said.
Source: GLREA
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