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Little Rock Completes Solar Project, Expected to Save City $1 Million Annually

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What happened

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The City of Little Rock completed a solar energy project at the Port of Little Rock. The new 6.3 megawatt solar array is expected to save the city $1 million annually in electricity costs. The project was completed under its $12 million budget, coming in $870,000 below budget.

From katv.com

Why it matters

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The solar array will generate enough electricity to offset approximately 70% of the city's consumption. This project helps Little Rock advance its goal of powering municipal operations entirely with clean energy by 2030.

From katv.com

Who's involved

  • Little RockThe city that completed the solar energy project.
  • Bill HalterCEO of Scenic Hill Solar, who delivered the project.
  • KATVThe media outlet that reported on the project.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Bill HalterSpeculative

    Bill Halter could see revenue increase from the successful completion of a major municipal contract.

  • EntergySpeculative

    Entergy might see reduced demand for electricity from the city.

  • ArkansasSpeculative

    Arkansas may see advancement toward state goals for clean energy and municipal sustainability.

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