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Harnessing the Sun at MSP Video
In December 2015, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) completed work on Minnesota's largest solar generation site. Located on the top decks of two parking structures at Terminal 1-Lindbergh, the power generated by this 3-megawatt system will go directly to the Terminal 1 complex.
The project also included converting more than 7,700 metal halide light fixtures in all four parking ramps to energy-saving LED technology. Four additional electric vehicle charging stations were also installed in the ramps as part of the project, bringing the total number of charging stations to 18.
Ameresco, a leading energy efficiency and renewable energy company, developed the solar infrastructure and LED lighting upgrade. Ameresco also will maintain and operate the system on behalf of the Metropolitan Airports Commission.
Winner of a 2015 Airports Going Green Award (Chicago Department of Aviation) and the 2015 Technology and Innovation in Environmental Stewardship Award (Minnesota Department of Transportation).
The project also included converting more than 7,700 metal halide light fixtures in all four parking ramps to energy-saving LED technology. Four additional electric vehicle charging stations were also installed in the ramps as part of the project, bringing the total number of charging stations to 18.
Ameresco, a leading energy efficiency and renewable energy company, developed the solar infrastructure and LED lighting upgrade. Ameresco also will maintain and operate the system on behalf of the Metropolitan Airports Commission.
Winner of a 2015 Airports Going Green Award (Chicago Department of Aviation) and the 2015 Technology and Innovation in Environmental Stewardship Award (Minnesota Department of Transportation).
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