US-based PLEMCo, a subsidiary of Solar Integrated Roofing Corp, has completed the design and build of a net-zero energy solar photovoltaic system at the Lake Isabella Permanent Operations Buildings project in Kern County, California. The project was carried out for the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and features both ground-mounted and roof-mounted solar arrays. These solar components contribute to the sustainable energy initiatives at the site. While the project wrapped up in September 2024, the capacity and other details about the site have not been disclosed. In addition, PLEMCo is now focusing on new ventures in locations such as Lancaster, Olive View, Beaches and Harbor, and San Jacinto.
PLEMCo delivers net-zero PV system for Lake Isabella
The Lake Isabella project, led by PLEMCo, features ground and roof-mounted solar arrays for USACE. (Image Credit/Source:Andreas160578/Pixabay)
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