PSEG Queen Creek Solar Farm - Press Kit

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• Press Release - PSEG Queen Creek Solar Farm Dedicated; PSEG Solar Source president hopeful for more Arizona projects - November 14, 2012 
• Press Release - PSEG Queen Creek Solar Farm in Arizona Begins Commercial Operation - October 4, 2012
  

Photos:

• Dedication photos:
  • Queen Creek Solar Farm, Queen Creek, Arizona (Photo credit: John Westphal, PSEG) (download .zip)
  • Queen Creek Solar Farm, Queen Creek, Arizona (Photo credit: Paul Rosengren, PSEG) (download .zip)
  • Queen Creek Solar Farm, Queen Creek, Arizona (Photo credit: Paul Rosengren, PSEG) (download .zip)
  • Queen Creek Solar Farm, Queen Creek, Arizona (Photo credit: Paul Rosengren, PSEG) (download .zip)
  • Queen Creek Solar Farm, Queen Creek, Arizona (Photo credit: Paul Rosengren, PSEG) (download .zip)
    
  • Entrance to Queen Creek Solar farm. (Photo credit: Paul Rosengren, PSEG) (download .zip)
  • Diana Drysdale, Vice President – Renewables, PSEG Energy Holdings speaking at the November 14, 2012 dedication of the Queen Creek Solar Farm, Queen Creek, Arizona (Photo credit: Paul Rosengren, PSEG) (download .zip)
  • Ralph Izzo, Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer of PSEG, speaking at the November 14, 2012 dedication of the Queen Creek Solar Farm, Queen Creek, Arizona (Photo credit: Paul Rosengren, PSEG) (download .zip)
  • juwi employee explaining power-one inverters to a reporter. (Photo credit: Paul Rosengren, PSEG) (download .zip)
  • Each track is attached to a motor that aligns each panel with the movement of the sun. (Photo credit: Paul Rosengren, PSEG) (download .zip)
• Aerial views:
  • West view - The PSEG Queen Creek Solar farm is located approximately 30 miles southeast of Phoenix, in Queen Creek Arizona. (Photo credit: John Westphal, PSEG) (download .zip)
  • Northwest view - The PSEG Queen Creek Solar farm is located approximately 30 miles southeast of Phoenix, in Queen Creek Arizona. (Photo credit: John Westphal, PSEG) (download .zip)
    
• Ground views:
  • Site photo 1 - The PSEG Queen Creek Solar farm uses an axis tracking system so the panels follow the Arizona sun. (Photo credit: John Westphal, PSEG) (download .zip)
  • Site photo 2 - The PSEG Queen Creek Solar farm utilizes approximately 90,000 crystalline panels to generate 25.2 megawatt DC (19 megawatt AC) of power. (Photo credit: John Westphal, PSEG) (download .zip)
  • Site photo 3 - Salt River Project (SRP) has a 20-year agreement to acquire all of the solar energy generated by the PSEG Queen Creek Solar farm. (Photo credit: John Westphal, PSEG) (download .zip)