WASHINGTON, DC 20011 · DC — Ward 4
Building permit — solar system
We are building another elevated solar power system on top of this roof. This system will be a CREF and the actual system size is 174.70 Kw using 2 different types of modules: Heliene (530w) & Talesun (620w). Because your system wont allow me to input different modules I had to submit the application under all Talesun modules which equal 177.94kW system size. However, the actual system size is 174.70kW!
Applicant: MARK BALLANTINE · Owner: WALDEN COMMONS LLC
Building permit — solar system
We are building an elevated solar power system on top of the roof. We are using 2 different types of modules. One is Heliene (530w) and the other is Talesun (620w). The total System Size (Kwdc) is 127.32. Due to this system now allowing to enter more than 1 module when register I had to input 130.20 with all Talesun, but the real system size is 127.32kW.
Applicant: MARK BALLANTINE · Owner: WALDEN COMMONS LLC
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