Trina Solar’s Waterloo Terrace project has garnered the “Top Energy Innovation of the Year Award” in the Environment + Energy Leader Awards. The 250 KW Waterloo rooftop PV system, powered by Trina’s Vertex modules, was installed at Foundation Communities’ Waterloo Terrace apartment complex in Austin, Texas. Spear, an Austin-based EPC company, executed the installation. Commissioned by Foundation Communities, the system has generated over 583 MWh of renewable energy. Foundation Communities, a non-profit housing organization, manages multiple affordable housing communities, including Waterloo Terrace. Trina’s comprehensive solar solution enabled Spear to fulfill Foundation Communities’ sustainability objectives effectively.
Trina Solar wins Top Energy Innovation Award
Trina Solar’s Waterloo Terrace project was recognized with Top Energy Innovation Award for its 250 KW rooftop PV system. (Image Credit: Trina Solar)
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