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Scenic Hill Solar and the University of Arkansas System collaborate on the biggest solar installation in the state
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Little Rock, Arkansas – Long-term support for the University of Arkansas System is the goal of a solar project that broke previous records.
Scenic Hill Solar, an organization dedicated to supplying solar energy to regions nationwide, is collaborating with U of A.
Climate United, another solar energy organization, donated the investment to the state, which is said to be valued at close to $32 million.
According to Bill Halter, CEO of Sonic Hill Solar, this will boost communities and Arkansas’ economy.
“This is a genuine chance to demonstrate what can be accomplished in Arkansas when individuals unite around a sound concept,” Halter stated.
Over a 25-year period, the project is anticipated to save an estimated $124 million, according to Scenic Hill Solar officials. According to them, savings might be applied to schooling or returned.
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