The picture above is the ECCB project in St. Kitts in the Eastern Caribbean. This is Phase-1 complete and generating energy. The Phase-2 site is visible in the background, where foundations are being constructed now. Yes, those are grass parking areas; what a terrific idea! Grass avoids the need for more stormwater management and is better for the ecosystem. The foundation is spread footers, and not drilled piers. That’s because we couldn’t locate a drill rig big enough to drill the piers without importing it from San Juan. This system is fully engineered to 180 mph wind speed, from the foundations to the modules and their through-bolting attachment to the structure. And about twice the corrosion-controlling galvanizing on the steel as we would use in the continental US to assure a 30-year service life. Again, there is a profile on our
Solar Island Energy website.