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4MW Ground Mount
TXSPC has completed a 4MW array at White Sands Missle Range in New Mexico. The system includes 15,500 panels on hundreds of trackers. The project is expected to provide annual savings of $930,000 and supply approximately 10% of the installation’s electricity requirements. Click here for the full story
Here is a video of solar array. Here is a timelapse video of our team installing panels on a tracker.

300kW Ground Mount
TXSPC completed two grid-tied systems at Pickle Research Campus building: a ground-mounted array of solar panels in a field south of the Microelectronics & Engineering Research Center building and a carport west of the Bureau of Economic Geology Administration building. A monitoring system will track the energy generated at each installation. Click here for the full story

150kW Carport
77 unit carport structure at Camp Mabry in Austin, Texas. The project was partially funded by a grant offered through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and administered by the Texas State Energy Conservation Office (SECO). Soldiers, staff and visitors to the military installation now have protection from the sun while also benefiting from the clean, renewable energy it generates!
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1.98MW Roof Mount
Seabox (Georgia), 240W SolarWorld Panels and 4 SMA 250kW inverters

136kW Roof Mount Thin Film
TXSPC glued down 946 solar laminate panels directly onto the 21,995 square foot roof at the Austin Water Utility’s Glen Bell Service Center. This revolutionary thin film solar product can be used instead of traditional modules that are rack-mounted. The 136-kW system, Austin’s largest roof top installation, will produce approximately 167,605 kWh annually, enough power for 17 average-sized homes in Austin for an entire year. SLIDESHOW LINK - Local News review: KVUE.com

EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson and local officials look at recent TXSPC solar installation at St. Philips College in San Antonio

Success Stories: Distributed Renewable Energy Technology Program
Texas’ State Energy Conservation Office (SECO) is promoting 3 of Texas Solar Power Company’s large-scale government projects as “success stories” for how American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds were used to support the installation of solar. Look for the completion of more projects in the next few months!

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