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"This joint development agreement provides us with access to a new commercial market in the U.S. Southeast and provides additional geographic diversification," said Chairman and CEO Jason Bak. "Thompson Machinery has deep roots in the Tennessee and Mississippi business sectors and is committed to seeking solar options for their customers as part of their distributed power division. Thompson Machinery and Aries are committed to expanding the reach of commercial solar across a broad range of industries. We are proud that Thompson Machinery chose to work with Solar Alliance to realize their solar goals and we view this JDA as our gateway into the Southeast."
"Renewable energy is a long-term strategic focus of Thompson and Aries Solar," states De Thompson V, President and CEO at Thompson Machinery. "Energy demands and technology are evolving quickly. Our goal is to meet those market demands with affordable, renewable energy options. Investing in solar is one major piece to that puzzle and we are excited to announce the Solar Alliance agreement."
Solar Alliance will be working closely with Thompson Machinery and Aries to develop detailed proposals and quotes for a variety of commercial solar projects. Aries is an established turn-key commercial solar energy solution provider with industry experts that focus on engineering, procurement, and construction needs. Aries is licensed to operate in four Southeast U.S. states and collectively their professionals have installed 5 megawatts of solar, including several high-profile installations:
- Aries partner Appalachian Electric Cooperative on January 12, 2017 officially powered on its 1.37 megawatt community solar installation in New Market, Tennessee. It was the first utility-scale community solar project in the state.
- The Knoxville Zoo took a major step towards sustainability when they worked with Aries to install a 48.02 kW solar photovoltaic system on the elephant house. This project was more than just installing solar panels on a roof; it was a major partnership that included the City of Knoxville, who owns the buildings at the zoo.
The JDA with Thompson Machinery is part of Solar Alliance's plan to grow aggressively through acquisitions, strategic partnerships and organic growth. It follows the previously announced Origination Agreement with Crius Solar, LLC that provides access to the Northeast U.S. residential solar market and the acquisition of a sales team and residential project pipeline in Los Angeles. With the signing of this JDA and the recently announced acquisitions and partnerships, Solar Alliance now has the ability to sell residential and commercial solar projects in California, the Northeast U.S. and the Southeast U.S.
Learn more about Thompson at www.ThompsonCatSolar.com.
Jason Bak, Chairman and CEO
About Solar Alliance Energy Inc. (www.solaralliance.com)
Solar Alliance is a sales, marketing and development company focused on residential, commercial and industrial solar installations. Since we were founded in 2003, we have developed wind and solar projects that provide enough electricity to power 150,000 homes. Solar Alliance is committed to an exceptional customer experience, effective marketing campaigns and superior lead generation in order to drive sales and generate value for shareholders. Our passion is improving life through ingenuity, simplicity and freedom of choice. We make solar simple and our goal is to install solar on every available rooftop in America.
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