Constellation Energy completes 1MW installation in Maryland

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One of the largest solar power installations in Maryland, Constellation Energy’s 1MW power plant in McCormick’s Spice Mill in Hunt Valley has been completed and will contribute savings of close to 30% of the Mill’s energy costs. The plant is comprised of 2,100 Solar World 175-watt crystalline solar panels and 92,000 square feet of lightweight, flexible thin-film photovoltaic material.

Constellation Energy’s Projects & Services Group carried out the installation of the project in collaboration with state and local government. McCormick held a celebration at its Hunt Valley Distribution Center on January 21st to mark the project’s completion.

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