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ASU Solar
Arizona State University has a comprehensive solar program that extends to all four campus locations and the ASU Research Park. Below is a high level view of our solar generating capacity to date.
Milestones as of November 30, 2013:
Total Solar Generation Capacity: 23.5 MW equivalent
(PV: 21.2 MW; Solar thermal: 13,908 MMBTUs = 2.3 MW equivalent)
Total Solar Systems: 86
(74 on Tempe campus; 3 on West campus; 2 on Downtown campus; 4 on Polytechnic campus; 3 at ASU Research Park)
Total Number of PV Panels Installed: 78,100
Total Number of CPV Modules Installed: 8,652
Total Number of Solar Collectors Installed: 9,280
Total Number of Shaded Parking Spaces: 5,447
Total Number of Shaded Stadium Seats: 828
ASU's Solarization program and the ASU Solar Team are located in Facilities Development & Management, which is responsible for planning, design, installation and operation of ASU's solar systems.
Following is a comprehensive list of ASU's solar PV and thermal installations to date, in alphabetical order by campus. Data provided for each system includes:
Location • Peak DC Output • Actual annual kWh production • Capacity factor • Commission date and cost • Type
REC Incentive = PBI (production-based incentive) unless otherwise indicated.
Last updated February 4, 2014
Questions or Comments for the ASU Solar Team: altenergy@asu.edu
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ASU solar-system installations on the Tempe, West and Downtown Phoenix campuses are facilitated, in part, by Arizona Public Service's (APS) Renewable Energy Incentive Program. This program offers financial incentives to customers, such as ASU, who add renewable-energy systems to their homes and businesses. The program is funded by APS customers and approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission.
Solar-system installations on the Polytechnic campus and ASU Research Park are facilitated, in part, by Salt River Project's (SRP) EarthWise Commercial Energy Incentive Program. This program offers financial incentives to customers, such as ASU, who add renewable-energy systems to their businesses. The program is funded by SRP customers and approved by the Arizona SRP Board.
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