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Matrix Technologies Invests in Solar Technology in Ohio HQ

Jul 15 2010

Matrix Technologies Inc., an automation and process design company, has invested in solar energy at its Ohio headquarters. A novel solar array is all set to be erected on the rooftop of Matrix Technologies’ office building.

The company’s engineers will be coordinating the installation as well as integration of this equipment. The solar array will consist of solar panels that are developed by First Solar.

Matrix Technologies President David Bishop said that the company’s investment in solar technology is a reflection of its overall corporate philosophy of helping customers to become more efficient in their own operations. He added that this is another indication of the company’s full support for designs and technologies that improve its client’s bottom line as well as improve the environmental impact.

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http://www.matrixti.com

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