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EnSync Energy sells multiple purchase agreements to AEP OnSite Partners

By Marisa Martin | August 10, 2016

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All of power production systems mentioned here are behind-the-meter at condominiums or university campus buildings on Oahu and the Island of Hawaii (above) and represent the first ever solar plus storage PPAs in Hawaii.

EnSync, Inc. announced the sale of multiple projects to AEP OnSite Partners, a subsidiary of American Electric Power.  The sale of these projects is EnSync Energy’s first transaction of a portfolio of project Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and includes a major portion of EnSync Energy’s PPA backlog reported at the end of our third quarter. 

Three of the five portfolio projects include EnSync Energy storage, including Agile Hybrid Storage, and EnSync Energy’s Matrix Energy Management systems. All of the systems are sited behind-the-meter at condominiums or university campus buildings on Oahu and the Island of Hawaii, and represent the first ever solar plus storage PPAs in Hawaii. EnSync Energy has built a successful position in the Hawaiian market, and through its subsidiary company, Holu Energy, has developed a significant project pipeline in the islands.

“AEP OnSite Partners collaborates with universities, communities and businesses to take an active role in supporting advanced energy management in a way that is both affordable and hassle free. The purchase of these projects by AEP OnSite Partners provides the University of Nations and these four communities with risk-managed affordable solar energy to help meet their power needs without requiring them to own or maintain a solar system,” said Joel Jansen, Chief Operating Officer, AEP OnSite Partners. “Hawaii provides ideal conditions to create customer value with solar resources combined with energy storage. These projects are the first integrated solar and storage projects in Hawaii. We’re excited about the opportunity to serve these customers with these innovative distributed energy assets.”

Included in the portfolio is EnSync Energy’s proprietary Matrix Energy Management platform, which prioritizes in real time electricity from the grid, from distributed generation and from energy storage. The Matrix platform enables numerous opportunities to minimize electricity costs to the end-use consumer, while maximizing revenue generation and return on investment to PPA investors such as AEP OnSite Partners. Additionally, the Matrix ensures that the buildings’ future electrical needs are efficiently and economically accommodated to take advantage of the myriad of applications, government policies, and technology updates that will occur over time. The Matrix meets all requirements of the State of Hawaii for intelligent power control systems.

EnSync Energy Systems
www.ensync.com


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