Non-Profits
Cincinnati Zoo – Canopy 1
All the major components of the solar canopy were manufactured either locally, or in other locations within the United States to help promote economic growth. I
Commercial and Industrial
Melink Solar installed a two-megawatt solar array at Lexmark’s global headquarters in Lexington, Kentucky, supporting the company’s commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2035. The system is expected to generate over 3.3 million kilowatt hours in its first year, significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Beyond its environmental impact, the project includes a STEM education component, featuring a greenspace with walking trails, a wildlife habitat, and interactive power generation analytics for student learning. This initiative highlights Lexmark’s dedication to sustainability and innovation while reinforcing its role as a responsible corporate citizen.
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Lexmark has successfully completed the installation of a 2-megawatt solar array at its global headquarters in Lexington, Kentucky, marking a significant step in its commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2035. The solar array is projected to generate over 3.3 million kWh of clean energy in its first year of operation, which is equivalent to preventing the greenhouse gas emissions from nearly six million miles driven by an average passenger vehicle.
The array, which was completed by Melink Solar, not only supports Lexmark’s sustainability goals but also offers educational opportunities for the local community. The project features an adjacent greenspace that includes walking trails, a wildlife habitat, a butterfly garden, and a pollinator flower garden. Local school groups will have the chance to tour the space and learn about renewable energy, while power generation analytics will be displayed in Lexmark’s customer engagement center.
In addition to its environmental benefits, the solar array project reinforces Lexmark’s role as a corporate leader in sustainability. The company continues to create positive change through community engagement and investments in green initiatives. By powering its headquarters with renewable energy, Lexmark is not only reducing its carbon footprint but also fostering an environmentally conscious future for the next generation.
Non-Profits
All the major components of the solar canopy were manufactured either locally, or in other locations within the United States to help promote economic growth. I
Schools and Universities
News Continued:Solar panel structure posts were set in early November and panels are now being installed. The solar panel array will cover 1.27 acres along Clar
Schools and Universities
CEDARVILLE, OHIO – January 9, 2013 – Cedarville University will soon receive clean, renewable energy from the sun. On December 31, 2012, the financing package