ACC has installed over 1 megawatt of solar electric capacity. This supplies enough electricity to power 164 homes (according to the Solar Energy Industries Association). In other words, it\u2019s a lot! And it takes up about 2.5 acres of rooftop space across the district.<\/p>\n
230 kW rooftop photovoltaic project, with optimizers to maximize output in a design with six inverters.<\/p>\n
233kW rooftop photovoltaic project funded through multiple grants including EBSCO and the Capital Council of Governments (CAPCOG).<\/p>\n
Eastview Campus photovoltaic project was also part of the stimulus fund grant project noted above. Total 100.8KW system was installed on the roof of building 8000. The combined photovoltaic arrays of Northridge and Eastview will generate enough electricity to serve more than 46 Austin-area homes.<\/p>\n
ACC won a $2 million competitive grant ($1.6 million federal grant and $400,000 from ACC\u2019s matching fund), funded through the stimulus (American Recovery and Reinvestment Act); federal money administered through SECO\/Texas Comptroller. As part of the grant project, 244.4 KW system was installed on the roofs of buildings 1000, 2000, and 3000.<\/p>\n
11.6 KW Grid tied PV system was installed on the roof of building G at Riverside Campus. This project was funded by the WorkSource Grant and the Austin Energy Rebate.<\/p>\n
ACC has installed over 1 megawatt of solar electric capacity. This supplies enough electricity to power 164 homes (according to the Solar Energy Industries Association). In other words, it\u2019s a lot! And it takes up … Continue reading