Reclaiming Contaminated Sites

American Capital Energy’s experience in engineering, design, procurement and the construction of solar arrays on contaminated sites is unsurpassed in the industry; Our expertise in reclaiming contaminated sites  sets us apart from the competition. We evolve hazardous sites and landfills into green energy producing locations.  Our clients benefit from ACE’s knowledge and dedication to this highly specialized field of solar deployment.

American Capital Energy is a pioneer in the engineering and construction of solar arrays on contaminated sites.  In 2010, we successfully engineered and constructed a 1.8 MW array on a contaminated brownfield, bringing the project in on time and on budget.  The project won the Environmental Business Council of New England’s John A.S. McGlennon Environmental – Energy Award for Corporate Leadership.  The notable client has recently contracted with ACE to build a  second (4.2 MW array) on a separate brownfield; a project that, when completed, will be the largest solar array on a contaminated site in the United States.  In addition, American Capital Energy was recently awarded an 18.7 MW solar project to be constructed on 10 proposed contaminated sites in 7 communities on Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard.

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Media Contacts:

American Capital Energy

Gail Witham

gail.witham@americancapitalenergy.com

866-307-5370

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Customer: GlaxoSmithKline – GSK

Type of Customer: Commercial – Pharmaceuticals.  GSK maintains a strong commitment to being GREEN.

Project Location: Fresno, CA

System Size: 467kW DC

Date Commissioned: Under Construction

Mounting Type: Custom roof mounted system using penetrations

ACE Role: Turn-Key Installation: Engineer, Procure All Equipment, Manage Installation, and Commission and Maintain

Technology Deployed: Solar World Panels, SunLink Mounting System, and AE Solar Inverters

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Customer: WMECo

Type of Customer: Western Massachusetts Electric Company, commonly known as WMECo, is a main distributor of electricity in western Massachusetts – serving more than 200,000 customers.

Project Location: Springfield, MA

System Size: 2,322 kW DC

Date Commissioned: Currently Under Construction

Mounting Type: Ground mount, fixed tilt using earth penetrating posts

ACE Role: Turn-Key Installation: Engineer, Procure All Equipment, Manage Installation

Technology Deployed: Yingli Panels, Schletter Mounting System, and AE Solaron Inverters

Project Highlights:
- Built on a brown field.

Customer: National Grid – Everett

Type of Customer: National Grid is an international energy delivery company. In the U.S., National Grid delivers electricity to approximately 3.3 million customers in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York and Rhode Island, and manages the electricity network on Long Island under an agreement with the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA).

Project Location: Everett, MA

System Size: 605 kW DC

Date Commissioned: December 2010

Mounting Type: Ground mounted system using ballasts

ACE Role: Turn-Key Installation: Engineer, Procure All Equipment, Manage Installation

Technology Deployed: Solon Panels, SunLink Mounting System, and Solectria Inverters

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Customer: Lyme School

Type of Customer: Elementary School

Project Location: Lyme, NH

System Size: 16kW DC

Date Commissioned: December 2008

Mounting Type: Custom roof mounted system using penetrations

ACE Role: Turn-Key Installation: Engineer, Procure All Equipment, Manage Installation, and Commission and Maintain

Technology Deployed: Canadian Solar Panels, SunLink Mounting System, and SatCon Solar Inverters

Implementation Highlights:
- American Capital Energy, Inc. donated all equipment and labor necessary to complete this project.

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Customer: Buckman Direct Diversion

Project Location: Santa Fe, NM

System Size: 1,162 kW DC

Date Commissioned: February 2011

Mounting Type: Single axis tracker system

ACE Role: Turn-Key Installation: Engineer, Procure All Equipment, Manage Installation, and Commission and Maintain

Technology Deployed: Suntech Panels, Array Technologies Mounting System, and AE Solaron Inverters

Customer: The Wine Group

Project Location: Ripon, CA

System Size: 1,000 kW DC

Date Commissioned: January 2010

Mounting Type: Single axis tracking system

ACE Role: Turn-Key Installation: Engineer, Procure All Equipment, Manage Installation

Construction Timeline: 13 Weeks

Type of Financing: Customer Purchase

Technology Deployed: Solon Solar Panels, Wattsun Tracker System, and SatCon Inverters

Begins Installation of North America’s
Largest Rooftop Solar Array

YORK, PA (October 28, 2010) – GlaxoSmithKline (NYSE: GSK) Consumer Healthcare is taking its commitment to renewable energy to the next level.  Today, GSK begins installing North America’s largest rooftop solar array at its Northeast Regional Distribution Center (RDC) in York, Pa.  GSK’s sustainability initiatives were just recognized in Newsweek’s “2010 Green Ranking” as ranking fifth among the greenest companies in the world.

Nearly 11,000 solar panels will cover an area on the roof which is about the size of seven American football fields.  The solar panels will generate enough electricity to meet the annual energy needs of the nearly 500,000 square foot building.  That’s equivalent to the power needed each year for almost 400 average sized homes.

“This solar rooftop array is a demonstration of GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare leadership not just in solar power, but in sustainability,” said John Clarke, president of GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare. “We hope that GSK’s renewable energy strategy will inspire other companies to look for ways to protect our planet.”

Solar Panel Installation

Each solar panel weighs about 60 pounds and is more than six feet long and more than three feet wide.  The panels are installed in a grid system in sets of three.  Nearly 100 workers will spend the next two months hoisting the panels to the roof with a crane, securing them into place and networking them into the power system.  American Capital Energy, the company responsible for the project, plans to install about 500 panels per day.

The 3-megawatt system is expected to generate approximately 3.4 million kilowatt hours of energy per year.  This will enable the facility to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by

3,000 tons annually.  It would take nearly 15,000 trees to absorb that much carbon dioxide in a single year.  When the project is completed, it will be the first time a GSK facility anywhere in the world will be completely reliant on solar energy.

Government Incentives Key to Project’s Start

“Solar power is helping to propel Pennsylvania towards a new era in sustainable industry,” said Andrew Place, Acting Deputy Secretary for the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. “We need strong advocates such as GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare to help us achieve this goal. The installation of this solar project shows how private sector leadership can help us all achieve a greener future. I urge other Keystone State companies to follow their lead.”

GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare received government funding and solar incentives to help finance the project.  A $1 million grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Commonwealth Financing Authority and $4.1 million in federal tax credits will help pay for the project. GSK will also utilize energy savings and Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SREC) to offset costs.

“The support of state and federal leaders is instrumental in helping GSK expand our solar energy initiatives,” said Larry Brown, Vice President, North America Supply, GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare.  “This solar panel array provides a blueprint for GSK to bring solar power to each of its North American distribution facilities in the next few years.  As a next step, we will then install solar panels at our Fresno, Ca. RDC by spring of 2011.  Together, the York and Fresno facilities will generate 60 percent of the total GSK Consumer Healthcare North America RDC electricity supply from clean renewable solar energy. This is a remarkable step toward us becoming a more energy-efficient company”

Four other solar panel projects were recently completed at GSK facilities in Upper Providence and Collegeville, Pa., North Carolina; Belgium and Singapore.

GSK Consumer Healthcare and Sustainability

GlaxoSmithKline is dedicated to enhancing its efforts to become a more sustainable company.  The corporate sustainability efforts are focused on six core areas, including packaging, total supply, water, product stewardship, climate, and communication.

Since 2007, the company has been implementing a climate change program with ambitious targets for emissions and energy use in operations and transport. GSK aims to reduce energy use by 45 percent by 2015, compared to 2006 levels.

About GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare

GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare is one of the world’s largest over-the-counter consumer healthcare products companies. Its more than 30 well-known brands include the leading smoking cessation products, Nicorette^® and NicoDerm^®CQ^®, and Commit^®, as well as many medicine cabinet staples — alli^®, Aquafresh^®, Sensodyne^®, and TUMS^® – which are trademarks owned by and/or licensed to GlaxoSmithKline Group of Companies.

About GlaxoSmithKline

GlaxoSmithKline – one of the world’s leading research-based pharmaceutical and healthcare companies – is committed to improving the quality of human life by enabling people to do more, feel better and live longer. For company information visit: http://www.gsk.com.

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Media Contacts:

GSK Consumer Healthcare

Malesia Dunn                                                               

Malesia.a.dunn@gsk.com

412-287-5104

Bethany Burtyk

Bethany.k.burtyk@gsk.com

724-799-9223

American Capital Energy

Gail Witham

gail.witham@americancapitalenergy.com

866-307-5370

Edelman, for GSK Consumer Healthcare

Lindsay McKinley

Lindsay.McKinley@edelman.com

917-572-2539

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Customer: GlaxoSmithKline – GSK

Type of Customer: Commercial – Pharmaceuticals. GSK maintains a strong commitment to being GREEN.

Project Location: York, PA

System Size: 3,000 kW DC covering 494,000 square feet of warehouse roof

Date Commissioned: February 2011

Mounting Type: Custom roof mounted system using penetrations

ACE Role: Turn-Key Installation: Engineer, Procure All Equipment, Manage Installation, and Commission and Maintain

Technology Deployed: Suntech Panels, SunLink Mounting System, and AE Solar Inverters

Implementation Highlights:
- The system was designed with a 5 degree tilt to account for the light roof and extensive snow loads.

- The Firestone roof warranty will still be honored after the installation.

Equity One, Inc.
1600 NE Miami Gardens Drive
North Miami Beach, FL 33179
305-947-1664

EQUITY ONE, INC. AND SHAW’S SUPERMARKETS ANNOUNCE COMMISSION OF SOLAR ROOFTOP ARRAY AT EQUITY ONE’S WEBSTER PLAZA

North Miami Beach, FL, and West Bridgewater, Mass. – September 30, 2010 – Equity One, Inc. (NYSE:EQY) and Shaw’s Supermarkets, part of the nationwide SUPERVALU® family of grocery stores, today announced the completion of a 194 kW solar array on the rooftop of Shaw’s Supermarket at Equity One’s Webster Plaza in Webster, Massachusetts. This project marks the first of four anticipated solar energy projects between Equity One and SUPERVALU. Equity One worked with LB Energy Partners and American Capital Energy on the development and installation of this project, respectively.

The array includes approximately 750 solar panels that generate approximately 226,000 kWh of solar energy each year. From a sustainability perspective, this project is estimated to reduce 123 tons of carbon emissions per year, equivalent to removing 50 cars and light trucks from the road or planting 70 acres of forest each year.

“We are excited to launch our solar initiative with Supervalu and are very pleased with the advancement of our sustainability initiatives,” said Jeff Olson, Chief Executive Officer of Equity One. “This program allows us to provide electricity to our tenants at a discount while simultaneously generating attractive returns for our investors.”

“Shaw’s is committed to environmental stewardship and we are pleased to have worked with Equity One on the installation and activation of these solar panels at our store,” said Larry Wahlstrom, president, Shaw’s. “We look forward to working with Equity One on the continued development of these types of sustainable initiatives.”

A live display of energy and power reports produced directly from the solar panels on top of Webster Plaza can be found at www.equityone.net/solar.aspx.

SUPERVALU was recently awarded with the Environmental Protections Agency ’s GreenChill Distinguished Partner Award, its “Best of the Best” (Certified Store) Award for SUPERVALU’S new Chestnut Hill Star Market (Chestnut Hill, MA) and the Environmental Achievement Award for achievement of the company’s annual environmental goals. SUPERVALU also recently announced collaboration with the World Wildlife Fund where the company pledged to cut its emissions of greenhouse gases by 10 percent by the end of 2012.

ABOUT EQUITY ONE, INC.
As of June 30, 2010, Equity One owned or had interests in 185 properties, consisting of 171 shopping centers comprising approximately 19.2 million square feet, three projects in development/redevelopment, six non-retail properties, and five parcels of land. Additionally, Equity One had joint venture interests in twelve shopping centers and one office building totaling approximately 1.9 million square feet. For more information on Equity One, Inc. please visit www.equityone.net.

ABOUT SHAW’S SUPERMARKETS
Shaw’s, Osco and Star Market are a division of SUPERVALU INC. Shaw’s is one of the oldest continuously operated supermarkets in the United States with its roots dating to 1860. Throughout five New England states, there are 175 store locations employing approximately 25,000 associates.

ABOUT SUPERVALU, INC.
SUPERVALU INC. is one of the largest companies in the U.S. grocery channel with estimated annual sales of $38 billion. SUPERVALU serves customers across the United States through a network of approximately 4,270 stores composed of approximately 1,160 traditional retail stores, including 820 in-store pharmacies; 1,190 hard-discount stores, of which 870 are operated by licensee owners; and 1,920 independent stores serviced primarily by the company’s traditional food distribution business. SUPERVALU has approximately 154,000 employees. For more information about SUPERVALU visit www.supervalu.com

ABOUT LB ENERGY PARTNERS
LB Energy Partners works with commercial property owners to develop and deploy solar systems nationally. LB Energy Partners specializes in PPA contract negotiations, financial assessment and modeling, procurement, and managing state and federal subsidy programs. LB Energy Partners works clients throughout the project phases from concept to implementation and after commissioning to system operations and REC contract management. To find out more, please view our website at www.lbenergypartners.com

ABOUT AMERICAN CAPITAL ENERGY
American Capital Energy is the premiere national solar engineering, procurement and construction contractor and solar developer in the United States. Specializing in large complex roof and ground mounted systems, ACE designs, finances, installs and implements solar systems for commercial and utility clients. Founded in 2005, the company has installed more than 30 MW of PV in seven states
For more information, please visit www.americancapitalenergy.com.

FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS
Certain matters discussed by Equity One in this press release constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the federal securities laws. Although Equity One believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements is based upon reasonable assumptions, it can give no assurance that these expectations will be achieved. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from current expectations include changes in macro-economic conditions and the demand for retail space in the states in which Equity One owns properties; the continuing financial success of Equity One’s current and prospective tenants; continuing supply constraints in its geographic markets; the availability of properties for acquisition; the success of its efforts to lease up vacant space; the effects of natural, man-made, and other disasters; the ability of Equity One successfully to integrate the operations and systems of acquired companies and properties; and other risks, which are described in Equity One’s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.