ESA Renewables Opens Construction Office In Clay County
New office in Hayesville, North Carolina will facilitate future growth of solar energy in North Carolina.
- (1888PressRelease) August 26, 2011 - ESA Renewables, LLC, a leading turnkey solar system provider recently announced the opening of a satellite office in Hayesville, North Carolina.
ESA Renewables has an extensive track record of fast-track development and management of solar power projects. Based in Florida, the company has developed over 475 photovoltaic solar power generating facilities around the world.
"As ESA Renewables continues to design, engineer, construct and operate solar farms in Clay, Cherokee and the surrounding Counties, it has become necessary to have a centralized office in the region," said Jeffrey Burkett, President of ESA Renewables. "The town of Hayesville was an ideal fit for our needs."
To date, ESA Renewables has commissioned approximately 5MW's of photovoltaic energy generating solar farms in Cherokee, Clay and Union Counties. These projects included Martins Creek Elementary School in Murphy, Holiness Road and Wingate Road solar projects also located in Murphy, and a 1MW solar farm in Culberson. Additionally, the company commissioned a 1MW solar farm just fourteen miles away in Blairsville, GA during the first quarter of this year.
"ESA plans for expansion in the North Carolina market are tremendous," continued Burkett. "We are developing additional sites in the region surrounding Hayesville and throughout the state of North Carolina. For any business or land owner considering a solar project in North Carolina, ESA Renewables is capable of providing a complete turnkey solar solution, from EPC, to financing, O&M and more."
The new office, located at 85 American Way will be staffed by engineers, construction and other administrative employees. As the county seat of Clay County, Hayesville is located approximately 120 miles north of Atlanta and combines small-town charm with the beauty of mountains, lakes, rivers and streams.
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