Last week, Duke Energy announced plans to build a 13-Megawatt solar energy facility at the Camp Lejeune Marine Corps. This is promising vote of confidence for green technology from an organization that thrives on its pragmatism and good judgement. As one of the world leaders in the development of green building materials for below-grade waterproofing, we are deeply invested in the future success of all environmentally friendly technologies.

Projects like this new Duke Energy facility will show the public that green technology is quickly becoming the standard of choice for new construction and energy projects, and will ultimately fuel demand for green products across all market segments. Our own ShockWave drainage board, for example, is one of our most popular products because its innovative design utilizes 100% post-industrial recycled material and the resulting product is more effective than anything else on the market.

Everyone at Mar–Flex would like to congratulate Duke Energy and the US Marine Corps on this stellar collaboration. If there is further news on the plant’s development in the future, we will report it here.

Click here to read the original press release about the new solar plant.