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Wed, 24 March 2010
eco-Kinetics, a subsidiary of CBD energy, has secured a contract to supply solar photovoltaic power systems to Alice Springs, Northern Territory, as part of the Alice City Solar Project.
By the end of 2010 it is expected eco-Kinetics will provide $3 million worth of photovoltaic (PV) equipment to the city, which has 400 homes registered to be part of the installation program.
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This contract follows another recent deal brokered by eco-Kinetics to supply solar PV to Queensland electricity company Ergon Energy.
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