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Largest NH School Solar Array Installed at Phillips Exeter Academy

1/30/2018

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Exeter, NH --- Phillips Exeter Academy is home to the largest solar array of any school in New Hampshire. The ballasted rooftop array was recently installed by ReVision Energy on the academy’s new, 84,574-square-foot field house in Exeter. 

Generating electricity with sunshine will save the academy more than $2 million in energy costs over the life of the system and will offset the majority of the athletic facility’s electric load. The array consists of 1,552 solar panels and is the largest in Unitil’s utility service territory.

"This large-scale array is a tangible example of the academy's commitment to sustainability, and it accelerates our state's clean energy transition," according to ReVision Energy events marketing specialist Christina Zlotnick. "The array enables the athletic facility to control its energy costs and increase its energy independence by reducing the need to buy power generated with fossil fuels.”

On an annual basis, the 535.44-kilowatt array will generate approximately 598,000 kilowatt hours of solar electricity. The average New Hampshire household uses 10,000 kilowatt hours of electricity per year, and the electricity produced by the array is enough to power 60 homes. 

The solar power generated by the array is equivalent to offsetting 629,694 pounds of carbon pollution each year, which is equal to 700,060 miles driven by an average passenger car or 32,140 gallons of gas. 

ReVision Energy collaborated with Harvey Construction Corporation on the field house modernization project. “The new field house at Phillips Exeter Academy is a textbook case for using technology and materials in creative and efficient ways to preserve the history of the campus while updating facilities central to the student experience and energy efficiency,” said Bill Stevens, president of Harvey Construction.

ABOUT HARVEY CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION

Harvey Construction Corporation (Harvey) is a New Hampshire-based construction management firm specializing in commercial, industrial and institutional construction ranging from small renovations to large, complex construction projects. The award-winning company maintains a client base including Catholic Medical Center, Dartmouth-Hitchcock, Concord Hospital, Southern New Hampshire University, New England College, Smuttynose Brewing Co., Anheuser-Busch, St. Mary’s Bank, Nashua School District, Concord School District, Phillips Exeter Academy and St. Paul’s School.
 
Other current projects include construction expansion and renovation of Salem High School; renovations to Catholic Medical Center; Concord Hospital; the Merrimack YMCA and renovations to Crumpacker Hall at St. Paul’s School.Harvey was recently named #9 on Business NH Magazine’s list of “20 Fastest Growing Companies on the 2017 Private 100” list. Learn more at hccnh.com.

ABOUT REVISION ENERGY

ReVision Energy is an employee-owned, Certified B Corporation, committed to using business as a force for good to create maximum positive impact on society and the environment. ReVision is a mission-driven company dedicated to accelerating the transition from fossil fuels to clean, renewable solar energy. ReVision is ranked as the  #1 rooftop solar contractor in New England and #14 nationwide by Solar Power World magazine, the industry's leading publication. Visit revisionenergy.com for a complimentary site evaluation. 
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        • Littleton COOP Efficiency
        • Solar & Squam Lakes Assoc.
        • September Job Postings
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        • View from the North Country
        • Claremont Municipal Champion Award
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