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Servus Credit Union Place

Servus Credit Union Place is home to St. Albert's largest solar array. Installed in 2021, this 1.1 megawatt solar photovoltaic (PV) system's 2,582 solar panels cover the facility's two field houses and half of the Performance Arena.

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Yearly Totals

Annual Average

Facility Records

Best Ever Year
1,067,782.81 kWh in 2023

2025 Monthly Totals

Monthly Average

Facility Records

Best Ever Month
164,590.35 kWh in July 2022

October 2025 – Daily Totals

Daily Average

Facility Records

Best October
63,721.15 kWh in 2022

Best October Day
3,443.16 kWh on October 1, 2022

Average October Day
1,734.92 kWh

October 28, 2025 – Hourly Totals

Hourly Average

Archived Data

2025 2024 2023 2022 2021

Statistics and Equivalencies

Based on Servus Credit Union Place's lifetime, not annual, energy generation.

Lifetime Energy Production
4,052,468.82 kWh (or 14,588.89 GJ)

CO₂e Emissions Prevented
1,662.50 metric tons

Equivalent Trees Planted
27,482.26

Household Electricity Usage
562.84 homes for a year

Passenger Vehicle Emissions
509.97 vehicles for a year

Passenger Vehicle Travel
7,660,259.37 km driven or
191 trips around the world

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Reference Notes

Equivalency for CO₂ equivalent (CO₂e) emissions calculated using electricity consumption GHG intensities for Alberta from Canada's 2023 National Inventory Report (Table A13-10)

Equivalencies for passenger vehicles are based on CO₂e emissions prevented using Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) guidelines. You can learn more about NRC calculations, or use the NRC calculator, on their website. Vehicle travel calculated as total CO₂e emissions prevented (t CO₂e) ÷ 3.26t CO₂e/vehicle/year x 15,021 km/vehicle/year.

Equivalencies for tree planting is based on United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines. You can learn more about EPA calculations, or use the EPA calculator, on their website.

Equivalency for household electricity usage is based on ATCO's published figure for Alberta (7,200 kWh/home/year).

Equivalency for trips around the world is based on the agreed circumference of the planet at its equator (40,075 km).

EPA and NRCan calculation methods and values change periodically; the dashboard will reflect these changes when possible.

Last edited: October 28, 2025

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