SunMaxx Solar Announces Solar Collector Wind Testing Results – Collectors Tested to 130 MPH
Binghamton, NY May 11, 2011 – SunMaxx Solar continues to offer the highest quality solar thermal collectors, which are now tested to withstand 130 mph winds. SunMaxx Solar TitanPower Plus SU2 flat plate and ThermoPower VHP 30 evacuated tube collectors have gone through rigorous testing performed by Architectural Testing, Inc. in York, Pennsylvania, USA. The collectors were mounted with SunMaxx Solar ConnectMaxx mounting hardware, and tested in various mounted positions. The results of the testing for both types of collectors, in all positions were outstanding, proving to withstand wind speeds up to 130 mph. Both the TitanPower Plus SU2 and ThermoPower VHP 30 collectors are SRCC OG-100 certified. These test results are available upon request, please call 1.877.786.6299 for further information.
SunMaxx Solar Donates Solar Flat Plates to Sidney High School
Sydney, NY May 5, 2011 SunMaxx Solar has once again partnered with Sidney High School to help create awareness in the Solar energy field. Science Teachers Rich Townsend and Jay Waltz from Sidney High School have been awarded a grant for the purchase and implementation of a solar hot water heating system as well as a solar lighting system from SunMaxx to help heat the science trailer during the winter months. The goal of the project is to begin training our students in the renewable energy field. Solar heating systems will become immensely popular in the US and Sidney High School students will have a competitive advantage in the college and job market as a direct result of their participation in this project. SunMaxx Solar is very proud to help with this project. The owner and CEO, Adam Farrell, is a Sidney High School Alum and reflects on his experience in high school as a major reason why he started the company 13 years ago after doing a solar project in class with Mr. Townsend. SunMaxx Solar is a national company that manufactures and designs solar products, with offices in Bainbridge, Binghamton and Denver, CO as well as our offshore facility in Spittal, Austria. 
SunMaxx Solar’s CEO Adam Farrell Speaks at Maryland’s Law School
Baltimore, MD April 18, 2011 The students at Maryland Law are truly fortunate to have been educated about the state of the solar industry by someone as knowledgeable and accomplished as Adam Farrell, CEO SunMaxx Solar. From technological aspects, to regulatory and incentive frameworks of nations around the world, to a wide range of recurring legal issues in the private market, Mr. Farrell knows it all. Moreover, Mr. Farrell's clear talent as a public speaker and his incredible history as a young entrepreneur made for a captivating presentation which is sure to linger in the minds of attendees for some time to come. In this harsh economic environment, many students are looking to make their own opportunities. SunMaxx Solar's CEO Adam Farrell relayed his experience of starting his first company, Silicon Solar, as a high school student at the age of 15. Recognizing the importance and potential of solar energy, his role as a forerunner in championing solar thermal systems in the United States captivated the audience. Knowing that any person, regardless of age, can make a substantial positive impact, Farrell has incorporated this into his vision in his current company, SunMaxx Solar. Inspired by Francis Bacon's quote “Knowledge is power,” SunMaxx Solar is dedicated to arming younger generations with the knowledge and the tools needed we enter a new era where the knowledge about alternative energy sources is power.
SunMaxx Solar Donates Solar Flat Plates to Two Texas Schools
Fort Hood, TX March 31, 2011 SunMaxx Solar donated seven SunMaxx TitanPower Plus-SU2 flat plate collectors on March 24, 2011 at Fort Hood's welcome center. SunMaxx Solar CEO Adam Farrell presented the flat plate collectors to Central Texas College and Killeen High School at the private event. Chairman Mark Winans of the Electronics Department accepted the donation of four solar flat plate collectors on behalf of Central Texas College. The four flat plates, valued at $1,987, will be used for various educational projects that will be offered by the college. The Principal accepted the donation of three solar flat plate collectors on behalf of Killeen High School. The three flat plates, valued at $1,490, will be used to introduce the high school students to the use of solar energy as the nation continues to push to become a greener society.
SunMaxx Solar’s CEO Adam Farrell Speaks in Summit at Cornell University
Ithaca, NY March 31, 2011 SunMaxx Solar's CEO Adam Farrell participated in the We Live NY Summit held at Cornell University's Statler Hotel from March 24-26, 2011. Attracting the bright entrepreneurial minds of Cornell University, the summit aimed to foster an environment where successful NY business leaders could impart their wisdom and experiences of establishing their companies to the next generation of entrepreneurs. In this harsh economic environment, many students are looking to make their own opportunities. Armed with questions from how to find funding to how to utilize community resources, these young entrepreneurs eagerly listened to the experiences the panelists' shared. As a Cornell University alumnus, SunMaxx Solar's CEO Adam Farrell relayed his experience of starting his first company, Silicon Solar, as a high school student at the age of 15. Recognizing the importance and potential of solar energy, his role as a forerunner in championing solar thermal systems in the United States captivated the audience. Knowing that any person, regardless of age, can make a substantial positive impact, Farrell has incorporated this into his vision in his current company, SunMaxx Solar. Through generous donations, most recently donating $3500 of solar flat plate collectors to two Texas schools, Farrell hopes SunMaxx Solar will bolster interest among the younger generations towards capturing the full potential of solar energy. He believes it is crucial to introduce students to the new technology in hopes to spark interest in solar innovation in the future leaders of the country. Inspired by Francis Bacon's quote “Knowledge is power,” SunMaxx Solar is dedicated to arming younger generations with the knowledge and the tools needed we enter a new era where the knowledge about alternative energy sources is power.
SunMaxx Solar Flat Plates Successfully Installed at the Legendary Harvard Yard
Cambridge, MA USA (March 17, 2011) - SunMaxx Solar is proud to announce the successful installation of SunMaxx TitanPower Plus-SU2 flat plate collectors at Harvard University's Harvard Yard. The solar system was built atop the Canaday Hall building as part of a larger system that provides hot water to all of the buildings within Harvard Yard. Installed,engineered and designed by the SunMaxx Solar authorized installer LittleFoot Energy Corporation, who served as the prime contractor on the project, the collector array will provide approximately 773 MMBTU/year, which is an estimated 30% solar fraction. The more than 3,200 square feet of SunMaxx TitanPower Plus-SU2 flat plate collectors atop the three buildings of Canaday Hall is part of a solar thermal and steam tunnel heat-recovery project that won the New England Association of Energy Engineers best renewable energy thermal project for 2010. This hybrid heating system also collects exhaust heat from a steam tunnel under the dormitory. The heat captured from the flat plate collectors and the steam tunnel runs through a system of glycol-filled pipes, which feeds into a 1,000 gallon buffer tank in Canaday's basement. This preheats the water in the buffer tank to 130 degrees before the water is pumped to the buildings around Harvard Yard. Harvard University, a private, Ivy League university based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is the oldest university in the United States, and a known leader among universities world-wide. Dedicated to producing highly educated, socially conscious graduates destined to serve as leaders of today, the university works to lead by example and recently established an aggressive sustainability objective to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and overall carbon footprint. The stated goal is to reduce GHG emissions 30% by 2016, a challenging objective for any organization. SunMaxx Solar congratulates Harvard University on being a forerunner in not only creating a more energy efficient system through their use of solar powered systems, but also in educating the surrounding community about the benefits of clean, renewable energy. About LittleFoot Energy Corporation LittleFoot Energy Corporation is a Massachusetts based company founded with the mission of helping companies and building owners prioritize, monetize, fund, and implement a broad range of energy projects that reduce dependency on fossil fuels, increase the bottom line, and position for a strengthened competitive future. LittleFoot Energy specializes in heating, cooling and electricity projects that combine energy efficiency measures with renewable energy sources- creating hybrid systems that save energy and reduce carbon footprint. For more information, please visit SunMaxx Solar online at: www.sunmaxxsolar.com, LittleFoot Energy Corporation online at: www.littlefootinc.com, and Harvard University online at www.harvard.edu . You can also contact a SunMaxx Solar thermal specialist at 1.877.786.6299. 
The Harvard Gazette did a great write-up on this Harvard Solar Hot Water Project Here: Harvard Gazette Solar Story.
The Harvard Gazette did a great write-up on this Harvard Solar Hot Water Project Here: Harvard Gazette Solar Story.SunMaxx Solar Collectors Installed at First Solar Powered Brewery in New Hampshire
New London, NH March 10, 2011 SunMaxx Solar is proud to announce the successful installation of twenty-five SunMaxx TitanPower Plus-SU2 solar flat plate collectors at the Flying Goose Brew and Pub as it becomes the first solar powered brewery in New Hampshire. In an ongoing effort to become a more energy efficient business, Flying Goose recently upgraded to a solar thermal system which uses a non-pressurized 806 gallon tank to preheat water for the restaurant and brew cycles. Installed by the SunMaxx authorized installer Clean Resolutions, the system consists of 500 square feet of SunMaxx TitanPower Plus-SU2 flat plates, which reside on the brewery's dining room roof. SunMaxx Solar congratulates Flying Goose Brew and Pub on being a forerunner in creating a more energy efficient business in New Hampshire by their use of solar powered systems. For more information, please visit SunMaxx Solar online at www.sunmaxxsolar.com Clean Resolutions online at www.cleanresolution.com, and Flying Goose Brew and Pub online at www.flyinggoose.com. 
