Renu Energy Solutions announced the completion of a 26.56-kW new solar installation at the University of North Carolina Asheville (UNC Asheville).

Renu Energy finished installing the 64-panel solar array in May to power the UNC Asheville Reuter Center, an educational facility on campus that is home of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. The installation is estimated to provide 37,000 kWh for the university’s grid infrastructure and will support UNC Asheville’s new campus standards for energy efficiency and sustainability.

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CHARLOTTE, N.C., July 26, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Renu Energy Solutions, a locally-owned and operated solar installer in North Carolina and South Carolina, today announced the completion of a new solar installation at the University of North Carolina Asheville (UNC Asheville). A video of the installation can be found here.

Renu Energy finished installing a 64-panel solar array in May to power the UNC Asheville Reuter Center, an educational facility on campus that is home of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, an award-winning, internationally-acclaimed learning community. The installation is estimated to provide 37,000 kWh for the university’s grid infrastructure and will offset roughly 30 tons of CO2 emissions per year for the campus. The installation will support UNC Asheville’s new campus standards for energy efficiency and sustainability.

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Renu Energy Solutions has announced a new solar installation at the Johnson C. Smith University’s (JCSU) Sustainability Village in Charlotte.

The team has installed a solar array at the 8,600ft2 greenhouse at the university. This greenhouse features a hydroponic garden and aquaponic facility. The array of 56 modules is 17.92 kW DC. The installation is expected to go live later in 2022 and provide 23,750 kWh of energy its first year, which is equivalent to 18.5 metric tons of CO2.

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Renu Energy Solutions has accomplished an 18-kW {solar} venture on the greenhouse of Johnson C. Smith College’s (JCSU) Sustainability Village, an revolutionary living-learning prototype for college students in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The set up atop the 8,600-sq-ft greenhouse, which incorporates a hydroponic backyard and aquaponic facility constructed to function a instructing software for college college students and tackle a scarcity of meals entry in Northwest Charlotte, is anticipated to supply 23,750 kWh of energy its first yr. When totally accomplished, the Renu and JSCU groups anticipate the brand new {solar} set up will produce practically 100% of the energy wanted to energy the greenhouse.

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CHARLOTTE, N.C., June 23, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Renu Energy Solutions, a locally-owned and operated solar installer in North Carolina and South Carolina, today announced the details of a new solar installation at the greenhouse of Johnson C. Smith University’s (JCSU) Sustainability Village, an innovative living-learning prototype for students in Charlotte, NC. A video of the installation is available here.

The Renu Energy Solutions team has installed a solar array to power the new 8,600 square foot greenhouse, featuring a hydroponic garden and aquaponic facility built to serve as a teaching tool for university students and address a lack of food access in Northwest Charlotte. The greenhouse array, composed of 56 modules, is 17.92 kW DC. The installation is expected to go live later this year and provide an estimated 23,750 kWh of energy its first year, offsetting equivalent to 18.5 metric tons of CO₂. When fully installed, the Renu and JSCU teams anticipate the new solar installation will produce nearly 100% of the energy needed to power the greenhouse.

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Renu Energy Solutions, a locally-owned and operated solar installer working in the Carolinas, constructed a new commercial solar installation at Wild Hope Farm, a USDA-certified organic vegetable and flower farm focused on regenerative agriculture-based in Chester, South Carolina.

The Renu Energy Solutions team installed two separate solar arrays on the greenhouse/shed and farmhouse at Wild Hope Farm. The greenhouse array is 14.625 kW, composed of 45 REC panels while the farmhouse array is 5.525 kW, composed of 17 REC panels. In total, the 20.15 kW installed by Renu across the two systems at Wild Hope Farm will provide an estimated 26,000 kWh of energy annually

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