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TPI, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas, dedicated a community solar project in Holly Springs in September, a one-megawatt array of nearly 4,000 photovoltaic panels on a five-acre site that gives co-op members a chance to subscribe to receive solar credits against their power bills.
Today’s Power also recently installed a solar industrial project for Husqvarna Group at one of its manufacturing facilities in Nashville (Howard County), and provided the solar array at OECC’s own headquarters last year in Camden.
OECC was also a central partner in a 100-acre solar field in East Camden that went online in March 2016 to power Aerojet Rocketdyne’s defense industry plant in Highland Industrial Park. At the time, the 12-megawatt facility, generating enough to power some 2,400 single-family homes, was the largest solar array in Arkansas. The solar contractor for that project was Silicon Ranch Corp. of Nashville, Tennessee.
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