Interactive Resources of Richmond, CA, was selected to provide structural engineering foundation review of a 23.4 megawatts (DC) of solar photovoltaic (PV) power southeast of Arnprior, Ontario. Consisting of more than 300,000 solar panels, the site will generate clean electricity for nearly 7,000 homes during peak times when the province's power demand is high.

The project was described by a local newspaper as “the largest solar power installation in North America.”

The structural engineer of record was Genivar, a Canadian engineering company.

The Arnprior Solar Project is being developed as two installations under the Government of Ontario's Standard Offer Program, which encourages renewable energy production to help replace coal-fired generation. The electricity produced will provide local electricity service via connections to the Hydro One distribution grid.

Interactive Resources was retained by enXco, an Escondido, CA, based company that is an American affiliate of EDF EN Canada – an EDF Energies Nouvelles Company. “The support Interactive Resources has provided to enXco has been exceptional,” said Gonzalo M Stabile, Director, R&D for enXco Inc.

EDF EN Canada is a market leader in renewable energy development, with an integrated approach that covers every aspect of project origination and implementation through to electricity generation, operations and maintenance. EDF EN entered the Canadian market in 2008, and offers financial strength, technical innovation and an unmatched commitment to customer service. With more than 3,000 MW of renewable energy projects in service or under construction, EDF EN is at the forefront of renewable energy development. Learn more at www.edf‐energies‐nouvelles.com

For more information on enXco, contact:

Sandra G. Briner
Marketing Manager, enXco
(760) 740-7022 ext. 140
sandib@enXco.com