Crenshaw Consulting has made it a high priority to be one of the leaders in the industry, offering
LEED Modeling, Solar Photovoltaic &, Energy Management Solutions.

EM Johnson Water Treatment Plant | Raleigh, NC

Provided electrical engineering for a 255 kWdc photovoltaic system on top of a concrete water treatment tank. The system consisted of 3400 thin film panels and 34 string inverters.  All of the power generated from this system will be sold directly back to
the power company.
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Carthage Street | Sanford, NC

Provided the design and electrical engineering for a 2.3 kWdc photovoltaic system. The system consisted of 16 flex light 144W laminate modules on the roof of this building. The system power will be used to supplement the
building electrical service.
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EcoTech | Aurora, CO

Renovation of a 100,000 SF retail center converted to a 60,000 SF educational/training facility and an additional 40,000 SF of warehouse.

Crenshaw Consulting designed the plumbing, mechanical, fire alarm, electrical telecom and Facility Performance Consulting performed commissioning for the 60,000 SF EcoTech University. ​

EcoTech | Austin, TX

This project was the renovation of a  43,500 SF former ice skating rink. 

CCE provided the plumbing, mechanical, fire alarm, and electrical engineering designs that included many renewable energy  features.

Residential Installation
​Semora, NC

​Provided the design and electrical engineering for a 6.2 kWdc photovoltaic system on the roof a boat dock. The system consisted of 28 220W polycrystalline panels each supplied with a micro-inverter. All of the power generated at this location will be sold directly back to the power company.

​Camp Lejeune Multi Family Housing | Jacksonville, NC ​

​Provided electrical engineering designs for  a photovoltaic system for a 1,500 unit housing complex on the base.

North Hampton Solar Farm | Roanoke Rapids, NC

Provided electrical engineering for a 1.4MWdc photovoltaic system on existing
farm land. The system consisted of 1998 monocrystalline panels and three 500KW central inverters. All of the power generated from this system will be sold directly back to the power company.