Project representative says two adjacent solar arrays would produce about 110% of a school’s electricity
A presenter outlined plans for two adjoining solar arrays (525 kW and 925 kW) that together would offset roughly 110% of a local school’s annual electrical demand, described site, vegetation and safety plans, and said interconnection approvals could delay commissioning up to 18 months.
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A project representative presented plans to install two adjoining solar arrays at a school that together would produce about 110% of the campus’s annual electricity needs, saying the arrays are designed as two separate but co-located projects: a 525-kilowatt system and a 925-kilowatt system.
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