Projects

This solar project consists of both an elevated structure and a ground-mounted system designed to power a series of irrigation wells for the 1,700-acre farm, which grows walnuts and provides wildlife habitat.

An industrial park located just south of the Colusa Golf course next to the Colusa Airport. An aggregated system that was designed to offset all of the common area electrical usage at the park along with it’s water wells and office.

Forry Orchards is a walnut farm as well as a huller, located North-East of Colusa, California.

Chohan Ranches is a diversified farm that grows almonds and peaches in Glenn, Sutter, and Yuba counties.

Benden Farms is a diversified farm that grows a wide variety of field crops and orchards located just east of Colusa.

Quad C is a diversified farm that grows a wide variety of field crops and orchards located just east of Colusa. The elevated structures power a series of irrigation wells and farm facilities for the farm.

This island-mode microgrid is owned by the Colusa Indian Community and is operated by its own Tribal Utility Authority. The Tribe commissioned the system in 2005.

CEC was contracted in April 2002 to provide a turnkey Tri-Generation plant to the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific (AOTP) site.

The California Natural Products Corporation is a company that committed to a long term reduction in it’s electricity cost by contracting with CEC to provide a turnkey on-site Cogeneration facility.

CEC contracted with Houston Energy Services Corporation (HESCOGEN) to provide a Cogeneration plant in the heart of Orange County.

CEC contracted with Nestle Waters North America to construct a 5 MW Cogeneration plant. The 5 MW Cogeneration facility was designed to operate as a base load electric generation plant in parallel with the utility and to produce 900 tons of 42 degree chilled water

Red Bluff, California is the site of our largest project, a 44 MW peaker plant for PG&E. This is one of two like it in the state, each having 16 Wartsila reciprocating engines producing electricity for the IOU.