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Company Overview
Envision Solar’s mission is to bring aesthetically pleasing, efficient and affordable distributed solar power generation to the world. The company has merged high-design architecture with sustainable infrastructure master planning to help corporations, schools, governmental agencies and other entities deploy “solar you can see.”
Envision Solar:
* Applies architectural and planning expertise to create deployable products and projects that deliver solar energy for the future
* Is a leading solar planner, architect and inventor designing and deploying clean energy systems globally
* Develops innovative systems for commercial, residential, and public entities with products including Solar Tree®, Solar Row™, LifePort®, LifePod™ and LifeVillage™
* Has an extensive portfolio of solar parking arrays and solar integrated building solutions for companies including Dell, Johnson & Johnson and McDonald’s
Robert Noble, inventor of the Solar Tree® and LifeVillage™, leads Envision Solar with more than 30 years of architecture, planning and sustainable enterprises.
Company Overview
Envision Solar’s mission is to bring aesthetically pleasing, efficient and affordable distributed solar power generation to the world. The company has merged high-design architecture with sustainable infrastructure master planning to help corporations, schools, governmental agencies and other entities deploy “solar you can see.”
Envision Solar:
* Applies architectural and planning expertise to create deployable products and projects that deliver solar energy for the future
* Is a leading solar planner, architect and inventor designing and deploying clean energy systems globally
* Develops innovative systems for commercial, residential, and public entities with products including Solar Tree®, Solar Row™, LifePort®, LifePod™ and LifeVillage™
* Has an extensive portfolio of solar parking arrays and solar integrated building solutions for companies including Dell, Johnson & Johnson and McDonald’s
Robert Noble, inventor of the Solar Tree® and LifeVillage™, leads Envision Solar with more than 30 years of architecture, planning and sustainable enterprises.
Envision Solar, GRID Solar announce solar alliance
Posted by Debasish Choudhury on 05 May 2010 at 10:31
Envision Solar International, Inc., a leading solar master planner, architect and inventor designing and deploying advanced solar systems globally, announces a partnership with GRID Solar, a turn-key solar developer providing consultancy, project management and financing for companies looking to incorporate solar technology into the design of a new or existing project. The partnership will help property owners to create environmentally sustainable commercial, retail and industrial installations.
The partnership enables companies to incorporate large-scale solar developments without the need for major upfront investment, making clean energy a sound environmental solution that is financially attractive. The alliance will provide financing options for commercial developments to integrate Envision Solar’s innovative products, which include Solar Trees®, Solar Rows™ and others.
Envision Solar has an extensive portfolio of solar parking arrays and solar integrated building solutions at several locations including Dell, Kyocera, Centocor, University of California and others.
“More developers and property owners are incorporating environmentally friendly features into the design of commercial and light industrial projects, and this new partnership will give customers the opportunity to fulfill their commitments to sustainability,” said Bob Noble, CEO of Envision Solar. “It opens the door to owners who want to build or enhance a shopping mall, industrial park, medical center, parking lot or other development to realize the potential of clean energy and also makes the green investment financially highly attractive.”
GRID Solar and its parent GRID Partners have a strong track record of providing a range of consultancy, installation and financial services for major commercial and industrial developments, and are renowned for working with innovative companies.
“With solar energy generation being an increasingly more important – and mandated – feature of new developments, we need partners with a history of market leadership and vision,” said Dr. David Kanani, principal of GRID Solar. We are delighted to partner with Envision Solar to bring its cutting-edge technology to our clients. With a seasoned senior team and number of high-profile wins to its name, Envision Solar was an obvious choice for us.”
For more information on Envision Solar, visit www.envisionsolar.com.
Posted by Debasish Choudhury on 05 May 2010 at 10:31
Envision Solar International, Inc., a leading solar master planner, architect and inventor designing and deploying advanced solar systems globally, announces a partnership with GRID Solar, a turn-key solar developer providing consultancy, project management and financing for companies looking to incorporate solar technology into the design of a new or existing project. The partnership will help property owners to create environmentally sustainable commercial, retail and industrial installations.
The partnership enables companies to incorporate large-scale solar developments without the need for major upfront investment, making clean energy a sound environmental solution that is financially attractive. The alliance will provide financing options for commercial developments to integrate Envision Solar’s innovative products, which include Solar Trees®, Solar Rows™ and others.
Envision Solar has an extensive portfolio of solar parking arrays and solar integrated building solutions at several locations including Dell, Kyocera, Centocor, University of California and others.
“More developers and property owners are incorporating environmentally friendly features into the design of commercial and light industrial projects, and this new partnership will give customers the opportunity to fulfill their commitments to sustainability,” said Bob Noble, CEO of Envision Solar. “It opens the door to owners who want to build or enhance a shopping mall, industrial park, medical center, parking lot or other development to realize the potential of clean energy and also makes the green investment financially highly attractive.”
GRID Solar and its parent GRID Partners have a strong track record of providing a range of consultancy, installation and financial services for major commercial and industrial developments, and are renowned for working with innovative companies.
“With solar energy generation being an increasingly more important – and mandated – feature of new developments, we need partners with a history of market leadership and vision,” said Dr. David Kanani, principal of GRID Solar. We are delighted to partner with Envision Solar to bring its cutting-edge technology to our clients. With a seasoned senior team and number of high-profile wins to its name, Envision Solar was an obvious choice for us.”
For more information on Envision Solar, visit www.envisionsolar.com.
Eric Wesoff: May 5, 2010
Envision Solar’s PV Parking Structures, Now Public
Carports are the largest single market for distributed solar power generation?
A few years ago, Robert Noble, an architect, was asked to design a solar carport for Kyocera. He Googled "solar carport" and essentially, nothing turned up. No industry, no market, and no technology.
And then, "It hit him like a ton of bricks." In his thinking, carports were "the largest single market for distributed solar power generation. [. . .] It's better than drilling into a waterproofed roof," according to Noble.
"The best market for solar is out over parking lots," said Noble.
He soon left Tucker Sadler, an architectural firm, to form Envision Solar -- a startup bootstrapped by himself, his friends and his colleagues. This week, the San Diego, California-based company began trading on the OTC bulletin boards via a reverse merger.
Noble's team designed a solar “tree” with a central pillar supporting a platform topped with solar modules which shades about eight cars. A typical solar tree design can generate about 7.5 kilowatts of DC power.
One of Envision's differentiators, according to Noble, now the CEO, is that, "We are architects and planners," who know how to "design, engineer and build."
His design incorporated the idea that aesthetics were critical and that the structure needed to incorporate shade and weather protection. According to Noble, "It's not just about kilowatt-hours produced." This flies in the face of the idea that solar is a commodity.
Noble adds, somewhat controversially, that solar installation has (or will) become the domain of builders and electrical contractors like Mcbride Electric and Cupertino Electric, since these companies are already on the rooftop with extensive building experience. He claims that solar installation is now "about the building industry."
While the acronym BIPV (building-integrated photovoltaics) is tossed around quite a bit, Noble prefers the acronym SIIBS, which stands for Solar Integrated Infrastructure and Building Systems. Noble's firm has about 17 projects built, a total of about 9 megawatts installed or designed, and a "pipeline of solar parking projects."
The company has started with solar car ports but has a range of new products in development, including, naturally, adding charging stations from the likes of Coulomb to the mix. It makes sense, considering the cars and the power are already right there.
Other products in the works include tracking options for the canopies and solar trees made out of fiberglass and resin that are lighter and cheaper. Prefabricated solar buildings are also on the drawing board.
Envision has not sought out venture capital in its brief existence. With the liquidity and the ability to raise capital that comes with being a public, albeit small cap, company, Noble sees the firm as as having a scalable model with an aim of rolling-up other companies under the Envision banner.
The CEO continued, "We are absolutely unique. We are a deployment of solar that most people from the building industry can understand."
Envision Solar’s PV Parking Structures, Now Public
Carports are the largest single market for distributed solar power generation?
A few years ago, Robert Noble, an architect, was asked to design a solar carport for Kyocera. He Googled "solar carport" and essentially, nothing turned up. No industry, no market, and no technology.
And then, "It hit him like a ton of bricks." In his thinking, carports were "the largest single market for distributed solar power generation. [. . .] It's better than drilling into a waterproofed roof," according to Noble.
"The best market for solar is out over parking lots," said Noble.
He soon left Tucker Sadler, an architectural firm, to form Envision Solar -- a startup bootstrapped by himself, his friends and his colleagues. This week, the San Diego, California-based company began trading on the OTC bulletin boards via a reverse merger.
Noble's team designed a solar “tree” with a central pillar supporting a platform topped with solar modules which shades about eight cars. A typical solar tree design can generate about 7.5 kilowatts of DC power.
One of Envision's differentiators, according to Noble, now the CEO, is that, "We are architects and planners," who know how to "design, engineer and build."
His design incorporated the idea that aesthetics were critical and that the structure needed to incorporate shade and weather protection. According to Noble, "It's not just about kilowatt-hours produced." This flies in the face of the idea that solar is a commodity.
Noble adds, somewhat controversially, that solar installation has (or will) become the domain of builders and electrical contractors like Mcbride Electric and Cupertino Electric, since these companies are already on the rooftop with extensive building experience. He claims that solar installation is now "about the building industry."
While the acronym BIPV (building-integrated photovoltaics) is tossed around quite a bit, Noble prefers the acronym SIIBS, which stands for Solar Integrated Infrastructure and Building Systems. Noble's firm has about 17 projects built, a total of about 9 megawatts installed or designed, and a "pipeline of solar parking projects."
The company has started with solar car ports but has a range of new products in development, including, naturally, adding charging stations from the likes of Coulomb to the mix. It makes sense, considering the cars and the power are already right there.
Other products in the works include tracking options for the canopies and solar trees made out of fiberglass and resin that are lighter and cheaper. Prefabricated solar buildings are also on the drawing board.
Envision has not sought out venture capital in its brief existence. With the liquidity and the ability to raise capital that comes with being a public, albeit small cap, company, Noble sees the firm as as having a scalable model with an aim of rolling-up other companies under the Envision banner.
The CEO continued, "We are absolutely unique. We are a deployment of solar that most people from the building industry can understand."
14.07.2010 15:10
Envision Solar Invents World's First Solar Parking Array with Fully Integrated Sun Tracking Ability
Breakthrough EnvisionTrak™ Technology Integrated with Axion Power's Solar Power Storage
Envision Solar International, Inc., (www.envisionsolar.com) (OTCBB:EVSI), a leading solar planner, architect and inventor designing and deploying clean energy systems globally, announces the world's first solar parking array with fully integrated sun tracking ability through its EnvisionTrak™ technology.
Envision Solar's Solar Tree® with EnvisionTrak™ is a parking lot solar array to incorporate solar tracking into the primary structure of its canopy. The dual-axis tracking Solar Tree has been awarded a patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark office.
By tracking the movement of the sun throughout the day, a Solar Tree with EnvisionTrak can produce a significant increase in energy output over traditional static solar arrays, which generate maximum output only when the sun is at its peak, generally between noon and 3 p.m.
EnvisionTrak's first installation is part of an Axion Power Cube™ installation project, with funding recently approved by the state of Pennsylvania's Solar Energy Program, which will analyze the amount of solar energy that can be generated by Envision's Solar Trees and then stored in Axion Power's lead carbon PbC™ batteries. A Solar Tree with EnvisionTrak will deliver solar energy during the day with its output compared to that of an adjacent fixed Solar Tree. The energy will then be released to demonstrate how it can be delivered back to the grid during peak usage times.
"EnvisionTrak overcomes one of the biggest objections to fixed solar PV installations by maximizing the amount of energy that can be delivered during daylight hours," said Bob Noble, CEO of Envision Solar. "By offering the first dual-axis tracking parking lot solar array, we can enable organizations to significantly increase the amount of clean energy that they produce for very little additional cost."
"By partnering with Axion to provide an efficient, high-capacity energy storage solution, Envision Solar can expand the benefits of solar energy even further. Axion's PbC batteries extend the capabilities of the Solar Tree by enabling it to charge a battery during the day and continue to generate power at night. The combination of these two innovations will drastically impact the capabilities of the SolarTree," continued Noble.
"EnvisionTrak is a major leap forward in clean energy. By extending the high generation period beyond the midday hours, we can significantly increase the amount of energy transferred to our batteries," said Tom Granville, CEO of Axion Power International, Inc. "This provides an even greater opportunity to send energy back into the grid during peak demand hours. By partnering with Envision Solar on this project, we're able to push the boundaries of the total amount of energy that a solar array can generate and discharge in a day. This will allow us to really showcase the interplay between storage and solar and its impact on next generation clean energy storage and production. We look forward to working with our strategic partner as they continue to advance EnvisionTrak, Life Village™ and their other solar projects."
For more information on Envision Solar, please visit www.envisionsolar.com or call 1-866-746-0514.
Envision Solar Invents World's First Solar Parking Array with Fully Integrated Sun Tracking Ability
Breakthrough EnvisionTrak™ Technology Integrated with Axion Power's Solar Power Storage
Envision Solar International, Inc., (www.envisionsolar.com) (OTCBB:EVSI), a leading solar planner, architect and inventor designing and deploying clean energy systems globally, announces the world's first solar parking array with fully integrated sun tracking ability through its EnvisionTrak™ technology.
Envision Solar's Solar Tree® with EnvisionTrak™ is a parking lot solar array to incorporate solar tracking into the primary structure of its canopy. The dual-axis tracking Solar Tree has been awarded a patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark office.
By tracking the movement of the sun throughout the day, a Solar Tree with EnvisionTrak can produce a significant increase in energy output over traditional static solar arrays, which generate maximum output only when the sun is at its peak, generally between noon and 3 p.m.
EnvisionTrak's first installation is part of an Axion Power Cube™ installation project, with funding recently approved by the state of Pennsylvania's Solar Energy Program, which will analyze the amount of solar energy that can be generated by Envision's Solar Trees and then stored in Axion Power's lead carbon PbC™ batteries. A Solar Tree with EnvisionTrak will deliver solar energy during the day with its output compared to that of an adjacent fixed Solar Tree. The energy will then be released to demonstrate how it can be delivered back to the grid during peak usage times.
"EnvisionTrak overcomes one of the biggest objections to fixed solar PV installations by maximizing the amount of energy that can be delivered during daylight hours," said Bob Noble, CEO of Envision Solar. "By offering the first dual-axis tracking parking lot solar array, we can enable organizations to significantly increase the amount of clean energy that they produce for very little additional cost."
"By partnering with Axion to provide an efficient, high-capacity energy storage solution, Envision Solar can expand the benefits of solar energy even further. Axion's PbC batteries extend the capabilities of the Solar Tree by enabling it to charge a battery during the day and continue to generate power at night. The combination of these two innovations will drastically impact the capabilities of the SolarTree," continued Noble.
"EnvisionTrak is a major leap forward in clean energy. By extending the high generation period beyond the midday hours, we can significantly increase the amount of energy transferred to our batteries," said Tom Granville, CEO of Axion Power International, Inc. "This provides an even greater opportunity to send energy back into the grid during peak demand hours. By partnering with Envision Solar on this project, we're able to push the boundaries of the total amount of energy that a solar array can generate and discharge in a day. This will allow us to really showcase the interplay between storage and solar and its impact on next generation clean energy storage and production. We look forward to working with our strategic partner as they continue to advance EnvisionTrak, Life Village™ and their other solar projects."
For more information on Envision Solar, please visit www.envisionsolar.com or call 1-866-746-0514.
Envision Solar Enters Into Strategic Master Services Agreement With Morrow-Meadows Corporation
Announces first 300kW project and plan for extensive deployment of Park Solar℠, EnvisionTrak™ and CleanCharge™ technology under Master Services Agreement
SAN DIEGO (June 3, 2010) – Envision Solar International, Inc., (www.envisionsolar.com) (OTC BB:EVSI), a solar system designer and developer, today announced that it has entered into a Master Services Agreement (MSA) with Morrow-Meadows Corporation, a full-service contracting company with operations in Southern California, Northern California Oregon and Washington. The MSA will enable the companies to accelerate the execution of solar projects including Park Solar℠, EnvisionTrak™ and CleanCharge™ solar/electric vehicle charging stations, under work orders for their expanding pipeline of clean and renewable solar energy projects with commercial, institutional and utility customers in five western states that Morrow-Meadows serves.
Bob Noble, CEO of Envision Solar, said, “We are delighted to have formalized this MSA, which will allow us to seamlessly execute Envision’s and Morrow Meadows’ significant and growing pipeline of solar projects. This is an important strategic alliance for us. Morrow-Meadows has decades of contracting and engineering services experience, and has been involved in the construction of more than 5GW of power plants, ranging from large scale utility grade gas turbine generation to solar. In addition, our partnership with Morrow-Meadows will accelerate the broad scale deployment of our CleanCharge™ Solar Charging Stations. We believe Morrow-Meadows is a great fit for our extensive offering of innovative, architecturally superior, sustainable energy systems and this first 300kW Park Solar℠ proves it.”
Envision is pleased to announce the execution of the first work order under the MSA and has commenced design and deployment of a 300kW Park Solar project in Arizona, which will be completed in the third quarter of this year.
Under the terms of the MSA, Envision will be responsible for the solar master planning, design and development of solar projects. In addition, it will supply its ParkSolar℠ designs using Solar Tree® and Solar Grove® products, as well as CleanCharge™ and EnvisionTrak™ technology to enhance energy yield and reduce total cost of ownership for the project.
Jim Laehy, Director Business Development of Morrow-Meadows, added “Envision Solar brings world-class architectural and renewable energy project planning skills, in addition to a depth of understanding in the design and development of solar projects and some exceptional proprietary products. We expect that this will be invaluable to our collective effort under this MSA to expand our solar project pipeline and deployment over the next several years and see Envision’s expertise in the industry as a tremendous benefit to our own offering.”
Announces first 300kW project and plan for extensive deployment of Park Solar℠, EnvisionTrak™ and CleanCharge™ technology under Master Services Agreement
SAN DIEGO (June 3, 2010) – Envision Solar International, Inc., (www.envisionsolar.com) (OTC BB:EVSI), a solar system designer and developer, today announced that it has entered into a Master Services Agreement (MSA) with Morrow-Meadows Corporation, a full-service contracting company with operations in Southern California, Northern California Oregon and Washington. The MSA will enable the companies to accelerate the execution of solar projects including Park Solar℠, EnvisionTrak™ and CleanCharge™ solar/electric vehicle charging stations, under work orders for their expanding pipeline of clean and renewable solar energy projects with commercial, institutional and utility customers in five western states that Morrow-Meadows serves.
Bob Noble, CEO of Envision Solar, said, “We are delighted to have formalized this MSA, which will allow us to seamlessly execute Envision’s and Morrow Meadows’ significant and growing pipeline of solar projects. This is an important strategic alliance for us. Morrow-Meadows has decades of contracting and engineering services experience, and has been involved in the construction of more than 5GW of power plants, ranging from large scale utility grade gas turbine generation to solar. In addition, our partnership with Morrow-Meadows will accelerate the broad scale deployment of our CleanCharge™ Solar Charging Stations. We believe Morrow-Meadows is a great fit for our extensive offering of innovative, architecturally superior, sustainable energy systems and this first 300kW Park Solar℠ proves it.”
Envision is pleased to announce the execution of the first work order under the MSA and has commenced design and deployment of a 300kW Park Solar project in Arizona, which will be completed in the third quarter of this year.
Under the terms of the MSA, Envision will be responsible for the solar master planning, design and development of solar projects. In addition, it will supply its ParkSolar℠ designs using Solar Tree® and Solar Grove® products, as well as CleanCharge™ and EnvisionTrak™ technology to enhance energy yield and reduce total cost of ownership for the project.
Jim Laehy, Director Business Development of Morrow-Meadows, added “Envision Solar brings world-class architectural and renewable energy project planning skills, in addition to a depth of understanding in the design and development of solar projects and some exceptional proprietary products. We expect that this will be invaluable to our collective effort under this MSA to expand our solar project pipeline and deployment over the next several years and see Envision’s expertise in the industry as a tremendous benefit to our own offering.”
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SAN DIEGO (September 29, 2010) – BUSINESS WIRE – Envision Solar International, Inc., (www.envisionsolar.com) (OTC BB:EVSI), a leading sustainable infrastructure designer and developer, announced today that it has commenced installation of electric-vehicle (EV) charging enabled solar tracking trees at Axion Power International’s (OTCBB:AXPW – News) facility in Western Pennsylvania. The installation is being financed through a Pennsylvania state grant to fund the deployment of the EnvisionTrak™ and CleanCharge™ Solar Trees®. It is expected to be completed by the first quarter of 2011.
In addition to providing Axion with clean energy, helping it meet its objectives to reduce its overall carbon footprint, the installation will enable the companies to learn more about the characteristics of solar energy in the region, and how to better tie solar energy to Axion’s Power Cube™ system. Technical focus will be on load management and power smoothing required because of variability on a day-to-day business of sunlight conditions due to, for example, cloud cover.
Envision Solar’s Solar Tree® with EnvisionTrak™is a parking lot solar array which incorporates solar tracking into the primary structure of its canopy. By tracking the movement of the sun throughout the day, a Solar Tree™ with EnvisionTrak™can produce an increase of 18 to 22% in energy output over traditional static solar arrays which generate maximum output only when the sun is at its peak, generally between noon and 3 p.m.
Bob Noble, CEO of Envision Solar, said “Combining our state-of-the-art solar trees equipped with EV chargers with Axion’s storage solution for solar power creates a truly powerful energy solution for the market, and is a key development in leveling the playing field for solar power and other conventional, base-load energy sources. Our tracker-enabled trees drive higher energy yield and stronger internal rate of return dynamics for solar projects while Axion’s storage for solar is a fantastic solution for intermittency issues. This project truly represents a comprehensive demonstration of the hyper-convergence of efficient clean energy generation, large-scale local energy storage, smart-grid and building infrastructure, and plug-in hybrid – electric vehicle charging.”
In addition to providing Axion with clean energy, helping it meet its objectives to reduce its overall carbon footprint, the installation will enable the companies to learn more about the characteristics of solar energy in the region, and how to better tie solar energy to Axion’s Power Cube™ system. Technical focus will be on load management and power smoothing required because of variability on a day-to-day business of sunlight conditions due to, for example, cloud cover.
Envision Solar’s Solar Tree® with EnvisionTrak™is a parking lot solar array which incorporates solar tracking into the primary structure of its canopy. By tracking the movement of the sun throughout the day, a Solar Tree™ with EnvisionTrak™can produce an increase of 18 to 22% in energy output over traditional static solar arrays which generate maximum output only when the sun is at its peak, generally between noon and 3 p.m.
Bob Noble, CEO of Envision Solar, said “Combining our state-of-the-art solar trees equipped with EV chargers with Axion’s storage solution for solar power creates a truly powerful energy solution for the market, and is a key development in leveling the playing field for solar power and other conventional, base-load energy sources. Our tracker-enabled trees drive higher energy yield and stronger internal rate of return dynamics for solar projects while Axion’s storage for solar is a fantastic solution for intermittency issues. This project truly represents a comprehensive demonstration of the hyper-convergence of efficient clean energy generation, large-scale local energy storage, smart-grid and building infrastructure, and plug-in hybrid – electric vehicle charging.”
Envision Solar, Gaia Global to partner for solar integrated building systems
ADP News Renewable Energy Track
January 27, 2011
US-based Envision Solar International Inc (OTC:EVSI) and Swiss-based clean-tech adviser Gaia Global SA have entered into an alliance to sell solar integrated infrastructure and building systems (SIIBS) worldwide.
The partnership will deliver Envision Solar's LifePort and patented LifeVillage integrated product, service and technology offerings to companies, international aid governmental agencies and other organisations.
The LifePort is a modular, rapidly-deployable solar building system designed to meet the growing demands of homeowners whose rooftops were not suited for photovoltaic arrays, Robert Noble, CEO of Envision Solar explained. LifeVillages, on the other hand, can be deployed to build entire clean energy, self-sufficient communities, worldwide.
"Through our alliance with Envision Solar, we are laying the ground work for global outreach and the realization of LifeVillage's full potential. We are working together on project concepts for two show case projects, one in an urban region in an advanced country and another in a developing country to be realised in 2011. We will be reviewing various technologies which are compatible with LifeVillage including advanced water purification technologies," Gaia Global's managing director Alain Schilli commented.
ADP News Renewable Energy Track
January 27, 2011
US-based Envision Solar International Inc (OTC:EVSI) and Swiss-based clean-tech adviser Gaia Global SA have entered into an alliance to sell solar integrated infrastructure and building systems (SIIBS) worldwide.
The partnership will deliver Envision Solar's LifePort and patented LifeVillage integrated product, service and technology offerings to companies, international aid governmental agencies and other organisations.
The LifePort is a modular, rapidly-deployable solar building system designed to meet the growing demands of homeowners whose rooftops were not suited for photovoltaic arrays, Robert Noble, CEO of Envision Solar explained. LifeVillages, on the other hand, can be deployed to build entire clean energy, self-sufficient communities, worldwide.
"Through our alliance with Envision Solar, we are laying the ground work for global outreach and the realization of LifeVillage's full potential. We are working together on project concepts for two show case projects, one in an urban region in an advanced country and another in a developing country to be realised in 2011. We will be reviewing various technologies which are compatible with LifeVillage including advanced water purification technologies," Gaia Global's managing director Alain Schilli commented.
Envision Solar Announces New CEO
Desmond Wheatley succeeds Robert Noble as Chief Executive Officer
San Diego (August 17, 2011) – Envision Solar International, Inc., (“Envision Solar”)(OTCBB:EVSI - News), a leading sustainable infrastructure product designer and developer, today announced that the founder of Envision Solar, Bob Noble, will be assuming the role of Executive Chairman while the current President and COO, Desmond Wheatley, has been appointed to succeed him as the new Chief Executive Officer. Further, Chris Caulson has been appointed the company’s Chief Financial Officer. These changes were effective August 10th, 2011.
Mr. Wheatley and Mr. Caulson have worked together for over a decade in both publically traded and privately held companies. Together they have led both international and domestic entities to significant growth.
Envision Solar’s new President and CEO, Desmond Wheatley, said, “I, like everyone associated with Envision Solar, appreciate the vision and leadership that Bob has brought to the company over the last six years. We are delighted that Bob intends to stay closely involved with our operations for the foreseeable future. At the end of the day, our great potential comes from the unique nature of our high quality products. Bob invented the Solar Tree® structure which has become iconic in the solar shaded parking industry. He had the vision to see that it needed to track the sun and recognized the value of integrating EV charging infrastructure well before anyone else did. These paradigm shifting and proprietary products set us apart from the competition and have created the foundation from which we will continue to build a great company. I am excited about the opportunities that lie in front of us and look forward to continuing to create shareholder value at Envision Solar.”
Founder Robert Noble, stated: “Desmond, as President and COO, has, for more than a year, built Envision Solar’s powerhouse operational capability, and has been key to the invention and development of innovative technology and intellectual property which is central to our business. In addition, his international project deployment experience will prove to be highly valuable as we replicate our model worldwide. We are fortunate to have him leading Envision into this next stage of significant growth and expansion.”
Desmond Wheatley succeeds Robert Noble as Chief Executive Officer
San Diego (August 17, 2011) – Envision Solar International, Inc., (“Envision Solar”)(OTCBB:EVSI - News), a leading sustainable infrastructure product designer and developer, today announced that the founder of Envision Solar, Bob Noble, will be assuming the role of Executive Chairman while the current President and COO, Desmond Wheatley, has been appointed to succeed him as the new Chief Executive Officer. Further, Chris Caulson has been appointed the company’s Chief Financial Officer. These changes were effective August 10th, 2011.
Mr. Wheatley and Mr. Caulson have worked together for over a decade in both publically traded and privately held companies. Together they have led both international and domestic entities to significant growth.
Envision Solar’s new President and CEO, Desmond Wheatley, said, “I, like everyone associated with Envision Solar, appreciate the vision and leadership that Bob has brought to the company over the last six years. We are delighted that Bob intends to stay closely involved with our operations for the foreseeable future. At the end of the day, our great potential comes from the unique nature of our high quality products. Bob invented the Solar Tree® structure which has become iconic in the solar shaded parking industry. He had the vision to see that it needed to track the sun and recognized the value of integrating EV charging infrastructure well before anyone else did. These paradigm shifting and proprietary products set us apart from the competition and have created the foundation from which we will continue to build a great company. I am excited about the opportunities that lie in front of us and look forward to continuing to create shareholder value at Envision Solar.”
Founder Robert Noble, stated: “Desmond, as President and COO, has, for more than a year, built Envision Solar’s powerhouse operational capability, and has been key to the invention and development of innovative technology and intellectual property which is central to our business. In addition, his international project deployment experience will prove to be highly valuable as we replicate our model worldwide. We are fortunate to have him leading Envision into this next stage of significant growth and expansion.”
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