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Features Eliminate Scattered Glare, Designed and Manufactured In-House
LAS VEGAS, NV, April 30, 2018 -- Renewable Energy and Power (OTC:RBNW, or “REAP”), an LED lighting solutions company, today announced its completion of an energy efficient LED lighting contract in Stargell Commons in Alameda, California.
The state-of-the-art LED lighting featured directional control designed and manufactured by RBNW subsidiary, LED Lites USA, that eliminates scattered glare, providing outdoor areas with pleasing light while making the areas safer for residents.
This, in addition to the lower energy consumption and reduced maintenance, will significantly reduces long-term costs.
The 32 affordable housing apartments are on land deeded to the city of Alameda by master developer, Catellus, as part of its redevelopment of 218 acres within the former Alameda Naval Air Station. In all, more than 20 percent of the project’s 890 units will be affordable.
All 32 units are available to families who earn 30-60 percent of the Area Median Income. Alameda’s Housing Authority provided $2 million toward the project.
“It’s gratifying be part of this revitalization project in the City of Alameda, a key Bay area location,” noted CEO Don MacIntyre. “This was a project where we were able to provide added value with our smart design.”
About Renewable Energy and Power
REAP seeks to make the Green Energy market cost competitive with fossil fuels through innovation in solar, wind-power and LED lighting. Federal and state legislation in the United States provide for tax incentives that drive businesses and consumers to replace older technologies with new solar and LED alternatives of the types offered by REAP. www.reappower.com
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