How to prevent damage from severe weather events to solar projects in the age of emergencies
November 3, 2022 | 1 pm EST
After Fiona Hurricane swept through this past September, the Summerside Sunbank Solar Project in Prince Edward Island, which used Polar-designed racking and piles, came through with only minimal damage. In contrast, other solar projects were left in a twisted mess, requiring costly remedial work. Why did one solar project survive relatively intact and other didn’t?
In this webinar, we will share the design and engineering best practices that ensure durability under hurricane-force winds. We will use the example of Polar Racking’s fixed-tilt ground-mount racking at the Summerside Sunbank solar project as compared to other projects
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In this webinar, you’ll learn:
- Climate Resiliency and Hurricane Fiona’s Damage to Solar
- Review of design considerations for Summerside Sunbank Solar Project
- Design and Engineering Best Practices in the Age of Emergencies
- Q&A
Speakers:
Vishal Lala, Managing Director, Polar Racking
Arash Yazdani, COO, PRI Engineering
