FritoLay, Sylmar, CA 100kW Solar Electric Roof System

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Solar Electric Roofing System
Frito-Lay, Sylmar, CA 100kW Solar Electric Roof
System
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SIT Manufacturing Facility
Renewable Energy from theAlameda Corridor Los
Angeles Empowerment Zone
.to the Inland Empire
and beyond
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SIT Today

• Job Types
• Roofing
• Production Line
• Electrical/construction
• High Tech BIPV/BOS manufacturing
• 25 employees 13 MW per year

A High Tech product married to established
roofing and construction technology facilitating
larger numbers of entry-level job creation.
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SIT Tomorrow

• PV Growth 2001 -2010 (Current Technology)
• 200 MW 790 roofs (avg. 80,000 sq.ft. roof)
• 2,148 person-years employment
• Elimination of LNG reliance (30 years)
• 5,900 MW 19,400 roofs
• 63,400 person-years employment

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Coca Cola 330 kW Los Angeles, CA
Minimal space requirements Grid-tied systems
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ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING INTEGRATED
PHOTOVOLTAICS Solar Metal Roofs and Wall Systems
Solar Metal Roofing
Solar Spandral Wall Systems
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Neighborhood Electric Vehicles (NEVs) or City
Cars can be parked in each conventional parking
space!
SIT / EIDE MODULAR STRUCTURE COVERING ANY LENGTH
PARKING BAY
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Californias Gross Total Product andEnergy
Sector Labor Force
Californias GSP 1,359,265,000,000 Civilian
Labor Force 14,956,500 Energy Sector Labor
Force 173,600
Energy Sector accounts for approximately
15,780,000,000 (1.2) of California state
product
Meeting projected electricity demands over the
next 30 years from Natural Gas power plants will
require the purchase of 10.3 billion from
out-of-state providers
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California 1999 Gross System Electricity
Production
Source California Energy Commission- California
Energy Facts
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Source Renewables Work Job Growth from
Renewable Energy Development in California
CALPIRG Charitable Trust June 2002
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Employment over 30 years Natural Gas vs.
Renewables

• Creates State Energy Independence
• 5,900 MW capacity -gt29,000 construction jobs
  3,000 OM jobs
• Full Realization of RPS-gt120,000 person-years
• Convert State Funds into jobs

• Natural Gas Power Import10.3 billion Energy
  Dependence
• Depletes state funds
• May add controversial LNG Super tanker terminals
  off California coast
• Minimal job creation

Renewable Energy
Limited Resources
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Proposed State Activities

• FACILITATION
• Institute State Incentives for New Technology
  creation and manufacturing
• Tax Equity
• Producers taxed on output rather than assets
• Compensation for environmental impact
• Consumer Buy-Down programs
• Emphasis on Distributed Renewables for H2
  Generation in lieu of centralized concept more
  jobs
• Incentives to encourage Big Box stores to
  install PV/DHFS use of existing real estate
• ICE conversion to H2 with State-wide training
  program

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Proposed State Activities

• ACTION TO REMOVE BARRIERS
• Public Education / dispel hydrogen myths
• Dispel public mis-trust though implementation by
  state and local governments of HICE fleets
• Appropriate NOT Restrictive building codes(PV
  H-Fueling stations)
• Remove fossil fuel subsidies

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The Choice is Clear
A Clean virtually UnlimitedSource of Energy
OR
The Choice is NOW
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Assuring Tomorrow Through Building Energy
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