Welcome to Our New Blog!

Posts Tagged ‘Solar’

New Toys”R”Us Solar 5.38 MW Installation To Be Among Nation’s Largest

Posted by

An overhead view of Toy"R"Us's rooftop solar array

Often, when businesses face the challenge of determining whether solar is right for them, a number of questions come to mind… Is there enough of the right kind of space available? Do we use enough electricity to for a solar project to make sense? How much money will I need to build a solar array?

For large businesses like Toys“R”Us, on site solar provides a wide variety of benefits. Toys“R”Us chose Constellation to develop…
Continue reading >>

Read More

GM Baltimore Operations Complex with 1.23 MW Solar Array to Manufacture “Green Motors of the Future”

Posted by

Ready to pick up our shovels for the groundbreaking. To my right is Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley and behind him, U.S. Secretary of Energy Dr. Steven Chu

One of the most powerful sustainability accomplishments that a business can achieve includes combining a method for its consumers to be more environmentally responsible while pursuing its own ongoing sustainability efforts at the same time. General Motors, one of the world’s largest automakers, is a leading example.

Yesterday, General Motors (GM) held the official groundbreaking event for…
Continue reading >>

Read More

How Can Your Business Honor Earth Day, Every Day?

Posted by

Solar energy systems and wind power generation are among many ways that businesses can meet sustainability goals all year long.

Is your business or organization doing anything to celebrate Earth Day? In addition to recognizing what the day stands for, businesses can inspire awareness and appreciation of the environment on a much broader basis all year long.

At Constellation, we take great pride in helping our customers meet their sustainability goals as well as investing in our own products and…
Continue reading >>

Read More

Here Comes the Sun: MEA’s First Project Sunburst Solar Installation Online

Posted by

The on-site solar power system located at Anne Arundel County's Combined Services Complex

By Kevin Lucas

Program Manager of Maryland Energy Administration

On March 4, Constellation Energy completed the metering on its solar installation for Anne Arundel County’s Combined Services Complex.  The installation is the first solar project to be operational under the Maryland Energy Administration’s Project Sunburst initiative, which promotes the installation of large-scale solar photovoltaic energy systems on state buildings.

The Combined Support Services Complex building houses Anne Arundel


Continue reading >>

Read More

New Website Gives Businesses Many More Options to Get the Energy Edge

Posted by

Constellation Energy launched its new website today.

Earlier today we flipped the switch so that the world could begin navigating our new website. This is another step forward to delivering our commitment as America’s premier energy provider focused on giving our business customers the energy edge.

The new website integrates three legacy sites (www.constellation.com, www.newenergy.com, and www.ceprojects.com) into one cohesive, one-stop-shop location for energy consumers of all types. For the first time, businesses that visit our site can navigate by business…
Continue reading >>

Read More

New 1.25 MW Solar Installations to Promote Clean Energy & Savings for Taxpayers in Maryland

Posted by

The 750 kW on-site solar installation at the Anne Arundel County Combined Support Service Complex building shown above is expected to begin producing electricity this spring.

Terrific developments are taking place in Maryland! Coppin State University in Baltimore and Anne Arundel County’s Combined Support Service Complex building in Millersville are both developing and constructing on-site solar installations. Coppin State’s 500 kW solar installation and Anne Arundel County’s 750 kW project are both scheduled to begin producing electricity in spring 2011.

Both organizations will purchase the…
Continue reading >>

Read More
« Older Entries
Newer Entries »