San Diego Solar Power: Rancho Jamul Ecological Reserve
In 2015, when the California Department of Fish and Game decided to install a solar power system at its Rancho Jamul Ecological Reserve, officials called Sullivan Solar Power to get the job done.
The building is located in the eastern part of San Diego County between Jamul and Dulzura and serves as the headquarters for the 5,600-acre Rancho Jamul reserve.
We designed, built and installed a 20.5 kilowatt-AC system with 72 Kyocera panels to power the ranch's headquarters building. Due to ample open space in the mostly rural area, the solar panels were ground mounted and positioned optimally to capture the sun's rays.
On average, each year a solar energy system this size will:
- Generate 30,737 to 40,982 kilowatt hours of clean renewable solar power.
- Avoid the creation of 50,818 pounds of harmful carbon dioxide released into our air.
- Provide the system owner with $9,016 in Solar Power Savings.