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Solar arrays at multiple City facilities help support energy conservation and greenhouse gas reduction goals while saving money and contributing to local grid resiliency. Monitor their historical performance by viewing our energy generation dashboards. These dashboards update every 30 minutes.
Based on the lifetime, not annual, energy generation for all City facilities.
Lifetime Energy Production
7,572,456.84 kWh (or 27,260.84 GJ)
CO2e Emissions Prevented
3,377.62 metric tons
Equivalent Trees Planted
55,834.32
Household Electricity Usage
1,051.74 homes for a year
Passenger Vehicle Emissions
1,036.08 vehicles for a year
Passenger Vehicle Travel
15,562,957.68 km driven or
388 trips around the world
Learn how we calculate these numbers by viewing our references
Review the performance history for each of the City's facilities.
The City is committed to maintaining a healthy natural environment and ensuring its sustainability for future generations. The solar arrays at Jack Kraft, Liggett Place and Servus Credit Union Place are just one of many initiatives undertaken by the City.
Last edited: October 7, 2025
