Winter 2012 - SCANA Corporation
Winter 2012 - SCANA Corporation
Winter 2012 - SCANA Corporation
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Energy<br />
partners<br />
SCE&G and Boeing have made<br />
history in North Charleston, S.C.<br />
“SCE&G partnered with Boeing to provide<br />
the technology and the energy for the only<br />
location in the world capable of assembling<br />
commercial aircraft with 100 percent<br />
renewable energy,” said SCE&G Vice<br />
President of Fossil/Hydro Jim Landreth.<br />
By Kim Asbill //<br />
photos by robert clark<br />
As it prepares to land at the nearby Joint Base Charleston, this C-17<br />
aircraft flies over the photovoltaic panels on the roof of the 642,720-<br />
square-foot Boeing South Carolina 787 Final Assembly building.<br />
The 2.6-megawatt D.C. rooftop photovoltaic system uses more than<br />
18,000 thin-film photovoltaic solar laminates to cover 10 acres on the<br />
14-acre Boeing South Carolina 787 Final Assembly building.<br />
16 INSIGHTS • WINTER <strong>2012</strong><br />
WINTER <strong>2012</strong> • INSIGHTS 17
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