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City of Fairfield WWTP

City of Fairfield Wastewater Treatment Plant solar array, designed and installed by Melink Solar

A part of Fairfield Sustains, the City of Fairfield’s plan to pursue renewable energy initiatives and efficiency projects which City Council adopted in 2024, this solar installation is the City’s first renewable energy project. The 1.5 MW-dc, five-acre ground mount solar array is positioned next to its wastewater treatment plant. The solar panels will provide about 65% of the electricity needed to power the utility. The wastewater treatment plant was chosen as the first energy project, in part, because it’s the single largest energy user of all the city’s facilities. With electric rates doubling in the last four years, the city expects to save $2.5 million over the solar array’s 30-year life expectancy. The solar array will help Fairfield keep sewer rates stable.

  • 1.5 MW
  • Mount Type: Ground Mount
  • Location: Fairfield, OH
  • Project: Completed 2026

City of Fairfield WWTP

31,360

Tons of CO2 Offset

71,280,000

MILES OF GASOLINE CAR USE

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PLANTED TREES

City of Fairfield WWTP

City of Fairfield WWTP

City of Fairfield WWTP

City of Fairfield WWTP

City of Fairfield WWTP

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