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Irvine's DRI Energy powers Target stores in Hawaii
The company is providing solar installation on the retail chain's first two stores in the state.
By Kristen SchottPublished: March 23, 2009 09:53 AM
Irvine-based DRI Energy, a subsidiary of DRI Cos. that provides solar installation services to commercial building owners and residential homebuilders, recently equipped Target's first two branches in Hawaii with its solar systems.
The locations – one in Honolulu West and the other in Kapolei – now have the company's 143kW DC systems in place. What's more, the program is fully integrated with single-ply roofing installed by DRI Commercial, the commercial roofing arm of DRI Cos.
The move is expected to help the retail chain reduce its usage and increase its energy efficiency.
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The locations – one in Honolulu West and the other in Kapolei – now have the company's 143kW DC systems in place. What's more, the program is fully integrated with single-ply roofing installed by DRI Commercial, the commercial roofing arm of DRI Cos. The move is expected to help the retail chain reduce its usage and increase its energy efficiency. PAGE TWO Related headlines Fairmont Hotel Newport Beach hosts Green Travel Summit Water officials talk about conservation, use in Newport Beach OC METRO, March issue: "Eco-friendly advertising" |
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