Nottingham Fire Station and Community Center, New Hampshire
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Town Of Nottingham Fire Dept
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Town Of Nottingham Edited
The Town of Nottingham 's 368 solar panels on the roofs of their Fire Station and Community Center help protect the town's pristine environment and valued natural resources.
These arrays totaling 110.4 kilowatts will produce roughly 120,800 kilowatt-hours (kWhs) of electricity, offsetting the equivalent of over 220,000 miles driven in a gas-powered car.
Nottingham took advantage of a Power Purchase Agreement to install the arrays at no upfront cost to the town. This transition to renewable power will reduce energy costs and save taxpayers $600,000 over the 40+ year lifetimes of the systems.
Project Details
Project Type
Municipal
Number of panels
368
System Size (kW)
50
Year completed
2016
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