North Little Rock’s Seal Solar is in the final stages of construction on a 13.05-megawatt array for Baptist Health.
The array is one of the largest non-utility scale systems installed in Arkansas. Seal Solar is installing 22,300 Bifacial Modules on 49 acres with an estimated production of 22,683,343 kWh/year, according to a press release.
“Baptist Health is excited to be a part of this new solar farm — a step toward generating cleaner, more sustainable power while reducing costs,” said Brent Beaulieu, Baptist Health CFO. “This project reflects our commitment to being a greener organization and builds on our strong record of energy efficiency, demonstrated by our 83 percent Energy Star Rating at Baptist Health Medical Center-Little Rock.”
The solar array is scheduled to be completed in early spring.
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