"The system we are installing represents the state-of-the-art in solar technology, and it aligns with the Habitat for Humanity's commitment to energy-efficient, healthy and environmentally-friendly building processes," said Subhendu Guha, president and chief operating officer of United Solar Ovonic. "We are delighted to have the opportunity to showcase our soon to be released residential solar system on a Habitat for Humanity project."

"With these new investments, United Solar Ovonic is making Michigan a leader in cutting edge alternative energy technology, diversifying Michigan's economy and creating jobs," said Governor Jennifer M. Granholm. "Beyond contributing to Michigan's economic transformation, the company is a good corporate citizen dedicated to supporting its community."

"United Solar Ovonic's contribution to our project aids us in our mission to build high-quality, energy-efficient homes at the lowest possible cost, and we are grateful," said Ken Bensen, Michigan's Habitat for Humanity president. "We look forward to seeing Uni-Solar solutions on Habitat homes throughout the world."

Allen Brothers, Inc., based in Rochester Hills, Mich., participated in the design and delivery of this innovative solar roofing system for the residential market.

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