Lodi Unified School District

When the Lodi Unified School District wanted to take advantage of federal Qualified Energy Conservation Bonds and build a multi-campus solar system, it turned to Cupertino Electric's Energy Alternatives Division for its design/build expertise. In March 2011, Cupertino Electric began building the district’s 2.089 Megawatt (MW) solar photovoltaic system located in Lodi and Stockton, California. The project comprised of four parking lot canopies throughout the district.

Cupertino Electric designed and installed the solar photovoltaic systems at Ronald E. McNair High School (947-kilowatt), Bear Creek High School (769-kilowatt), Christa McAuliffe Middle School (197-kilowatt) and the district office (174-kilowatt).