Maryland SoccerPlex

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Project Name

Maryland SoccerPlex

General Project Overview

18031 Central Park Circle, Boyds Maryland

Size of system: 

  • 594.32 cW DC
  • 1,292 solar panels

 

Description

Gordian Energy Systems was challenged to build a large solar array at an active fieldhouse that hosts daily activities, including  weekend activities. We had to schedule logistics and construction without disrupting the facility’s events and operations.

The system was completed safely, on time and is reliably reducing the facility’s energy bills.

  • The system was installed on the facility’s metal roof.
  • The facility is a 66,000 sq. ft. fieldhouse and part of a complex with nearly two dozen outdoor fields.
  • The goal was to reduce energy costs, save energy, and promote an environmental commitment.
  • Installation included aluminum racking attached to a metal standing seam roof.

Quad Avenue

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Project Name

Quad Avenue Roof, Baltimore MD

General Project Overview

Community Solar Array, Quad Avenue, Baltimore MD

Size of system: 

  • 3.9 MW/AC
  • Over 10,000 solar panels

 

Description

Gordian Energy Systems, working with several partners, completed this 3.9 MW community solar roof project.  The system is  part of Maryland’s Community Solar program, designed to provide low-cost renewable energy to local residents.

The system is a ballasted rooftop array. Our challenges included craning materials in high traffic areas and coordinating logistics and safety with tenants.

The system is part of a broad Maryland effort to provide an increasing amount of renewable energy to the State.

Fort Offices

Project Name

Fort Offices,

1215 East Fort Avenue, Baltimore MD

 

General Project Overview

  • Solar System Size: 184.6 kW DC
  • Number of Solar Panels: 342.

 

Description

The project was a ballasted roof mount solar array.  The project made good financial sense for the owners who have enjoyed providing their clients and neighbors with solar energy and realizing good financial results for their project.  The project was built during some challenging supply chain times but was completed on time and on budget.

DMA Realty

Project Name

DMA Realty, 4545 Annapolis Road, Baltimore Maryland

 

General Project Overview

  • Solar panels: 2,448
  • System Size: 1.126 MW

 

Description

  • Roof mounted solar array using ballast system.
  • The building is a large warehouse with a number of customer tenants.
  • The owners were both interested in the financial advantages of solar as well as the community impact of clean, renewable energy to provide to their clients.

Challenges for the project were related to overcoming the supply chain issues that have affected so many elements of the solar industry. The project was completed on time and on budget.

The Markets At Hanover

Description

The family that owns The Markets at Hanover wanted to increase their commitment to an energy efficient, environmentally  friendly building for their clients and customers. Part of a multi-faceted plan to create a green and energy efficient environment, the owners decided to engage with Gordian Energy Systems to design, build and commission a 702-kW solar array. The Gordian and Markets teams participated together in all elements of the plan all the way to turning the system on. “I would absolutely do it again!” says Elizabeth Johnidas, co-owner of the Markets at Hanover. “Gordian Energy Systems was wonderful to work with. They certainly take care of you from beginning to end”. The solar array includes over 1,800 solar panels. By creating energy on site, the facility will essentially become a net-zero facility, meaning they will produce as much electricity as they consume. With stable, lower operating expenses and clean, renewable energy generated on site, the Markets is working create a positive impact for the Hanover, Pa. region.

Roof Mount

Description

We use the wide open space of your roof to serve as a platform to create your own electricity.  Building the solar array over a newer roof can provide 25+ years of consistent electrical production with minimal impact to the performance of the roof.  Ballasted arrays can limit the number of penetrations needed however new advancements in penetrating systems can lower the concerns over having to secure the solar array into the structure.

Feasibility, financing, design, engineering, construction, and maintenance are provided to our clients creating a fully vertical transaction that ensures expected returns for our valued clients