Save
Thousands in Electricity Charges per Year!
Light and power for barn, residence
and farm shop of New Jersey’s Flatbrook Farm
are supplied by sunshine
Incentives to New Jersey farmers:
60% Utility Rebate, 10% Federal Tax Credit – Operating
Expenses Can Be Sharply Reduced for More Than 25
Years
Flatbrook
Farm of Montague and WorldWater & Solar Technologies
of Pennington have opened New Jersey agriculture
to new economic savings by using sunshine to spin
the farm’s electrical meters backwards ("Net
Metering") and power much of the farm’s
daily needs. Jersey Central Power and Light will "bank" Flatbrook’s
unused self-generated solar electricity for later
use by the farm as needed.
All
New Jersey electrical utilities are working with
the BPU and state agencies to promote solar usage
in order to reduce electricity demand on the utilities
and to help clean New Jersey air of pollutants.
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IRRIGATION
Solar
Irrigation Systems at Seley Ranches and Locke
Farm
WorldWater & Solar
Technologies Installs World’s Largest Solar-Driven
Irrigation System
267
Kilowatt AquaMax™ System Drives
200 Horsepower
Pump for CA Citrus Ranch
Incentives
to California farmers: Up
to 40% Utility Rebate, 10% Federal Tax
Credit and 7.5% California Tax Credit
Nestled
between the Santa Rosa and Palomar Mountains in San
Diego County lies Seley Ranch—a premium grower
of citrus fruit, known for its trademark “Seley
Red” grapefruit. In September 2004, WorldWater & Solar
Technologies completed the installation of a 267
kilowatt AquaMax™ system which drives a 200
horsepower pump—making this the largest solar-powered
irrigation system in the world!
WorldWater & Solar
Technologies Keeps Cotton Ranch Running
Irrigation
Continues Despite Grid Failure
The
Locke family runs a cotton operation in the fertile
San Joaquin Valley. WorldWater & Solar Technologies
installed its patented AquaMax™ system, supplying
power to drive a 50 HP irrigation pump as well as
a 10 HP well pump. The grid-tied solar system also
supplies electricity for the main residence and farm
shop. Completed in December 2002, the 38 kilowatt
array generates an average of 179 kilowatt hours
per day of electricity.
Farm
Irrigates with 50 Horsepower Irrigation Pump – Solar!
Largest
irrigation solar pump (WorldWater’s AquaMax™)
now operating on a farm in California’s San Joaquin
Valley, builds profits by reducing electric grid usage
and "Spinning the Meter Backwards"
Incentives
to California farmers: Up to 40% Utility Rebate,
10% Federal Tax Credit and 7.5% California Tax
Credit
Locke
Ranch, Inc. of Firebaugh and WorldWater & Solar
Technologies have opened California agriculture to
new economic savings by using sunshine and the company’s
proprietary AquaMax™ to:
- Power
a 50 hp irrigation pump and light the barn and
farm offices
- Spin the meter backwards ("Net Metering") when the self-generated electricity isn’t used in the field
- Save for more than 25 years!
- Operate during blackouts and brownouts
PG&E,
Southern California Edison and all other state electric
utilities will "bank" a farmer’s
unused solar-generated electricity for later use
as required by the farmer – AND give 40% of
the purchase price of the solar equipment back as
a rebate.
WorldWater & Solar
Technologies broke the solar power barrier in 2002
by developing and marketing its patented AquaMax™ solar
systems capable of operating 600 horsepower motors
and water pumps.
In addition to this 50 hp installation, WorldWater & Solar Technologies has implemented another AquaMax™ which operates a 350 hp compressor pump for a food processing
refrigeration unit in Edison, California. AquaMax™ can operate economically by sunshine alone or in automatic
combination with the electric grid or with diesel generators.
Farmers in California, New Jersey and all over the world now have unprecedented technology available from WorldWater & Solar Technologies to grow crops – and
increase profits – from sunshine!
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