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Recognized as a technologyinnovator in latency management, Corvil`s products offer a complete solution forenhancing electronic trading, execution and market data including SLA (servicelevel agreement) compliance, performance monitoring, event troubleshooting andinfrastructure optimization For more information on Corvil, please visit. CorvilTim Lane, + 1 orNeonetUlrika Lilja, + 46 (0) 8-454 15 Copyright Business Wire 2009. Solar Power Partners Owns, Operates, and Manages Six Solar Energy FacilitiesThroughout Greater Los Angeles MILL VALLEY, Calif.--(Business Wire)--Solar Power Partners, Inc. (SPPTM), America`s premier independent solar powerproducer, today officially announced that several of its solar energy facilitiesin the Los Angeles area are in full commercial operation and generatingelectricity. The solar energy facilities include a 238.68 kW system at theCalifornia Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena; a 601.02 kW system atBT`s North America corporate headquarters offices in El Segundo; and SafewayInc.`s Vons grocery stores in Monrovia (230.09 kW), Oxnard (187.53 kW), Corona(204.82 kW), and Murrieta (198.17 kW). Each solar facility was financed and developed using a solar Power PurchaseAgreement (PPA), a long-term energy financing solution that helps customers gogreen without the hassles or costs of solar facility ownership, operations, ormaintenance. A solar PPA allows SPP`s host customers to pay only for the energyproduced by the system, while SPP, alone and/or through its subsidiaries,develops, operates, and maintains the system for the length of the agreement,usually over twenty years.

SPP`s host customers can enjoy predictable energyrates for the life of their agreement. "Thanks to our partnership with Solar Power Partners, BT is now not onlysignificantly reducing carbon emissions -- we`re realizing reduced power costsfor our site as well as helping our company fulfill its very ambitious corporatesocial responsibility goals," said Jon Reiter, Senior Director, MajorTransactions, BT Americas. As noted by Bill Irwin, Senior Director of Facility Management at Caltech,"SPP`s experience making solar power attainable for schools and universitiesmakes for a great long-term partnership." "SPP is proud to be a part of solar energy initiatives by leading corporationsand universities in the greater Los Angeles Area, the regional market withpossibly the greatest potential for distributed commercial solar applicationsthroughout America. Our projects with Caltech, BT, and Safeway are excellentexamples of how solar Power Purchase Agreements enable entities to embrace solarenergy without any of the operational hassle of owning a power plant," saidAlexander v Welczeck, President and CEO, Solar Power Partners. SPP`s dedicated asset management team operates each facility using web-basedmonitoring technology, which provides performance data every 15 minutes andoperation alerts as necessary.

SPP manages all aspects of preventativemaintenance and repairs when needed. The Caltech solar system features a 238.68 kW sized fixed rooftop array on theHolliston parking garage. The system`s estimated annual solar-generatedelectricity eliminates 527,000 pounds of CO2 emissions from the air, which isequivalent to removing 46 cars from operation, planting 72 acres of trees, orpowering 38 average homes annually. The system at BT`s office building in El Segundo is a 601 kW fixed rooftop andelevated system, including a tracking system over the main parking lot. Thetracking modules move during the day to follow the sun, thereby increasingenergy production. The system is expected to generate approximately one millionkilowatt-hours (kWh) of renewable electricity each year, which will reducecarbon emissions by 700,000 pounds (more than 316 metric tons) annually, helpingthe company fulfill its global goals for sustainability.

The four Safeway stores in Monrovia, Oxnard, Corona, and Murrieta total 820.61kW in size, and are all fixed rooftop systems. Combined, these systems areestimated to produce enough solar-generated electricity to eliminate 973 metrictons of CO2 emissions from the air, or to power 88.5 average homes annually,according to the US Environmental Protection Agency calculator. Financing of the solar facilities was partially provided by Bank of America inthe form of a tax equity investment and Energy Investors Funds through theirUnited States Power Fund III, L.P About Solar Power Partners (SPP)Solar Power Partners, Inc. (SPP) is America's premier independent solar powerproducer and is leading the way in streamlining the adoption of clean solarenergy by businesses, institutions and municipalities throughout the UnitedStates. Combining the financing strength of solar Power Purchase Agreements(PPAs) with the expertise and best practices of top solar and building industryprofessionals, SPP gives entities a clear path to achieving energy independencewith lower electrical costs at predictable rates and without the risks or costsof owning and maintaining solar facilities For more information visit.