Silfab Solar, the leading North American manufacturer of high-efficiency solar panels, has collaborated with Corvias, a military housing manager, to install solar systems on 350 military family homes at Fort Riley, totaling 6.4 MW in phase 2 of the base’s electrification efforts. These systems will offset 40% of on-base military housing energy consumption. With over 40 years of solar experience, Silfab operates from facilities in Burlington, Washington; Toronto, Canada; and Fort Mill, South Carolina.
Corvias powers military homes with Silfab solar
Silfab Solar panels energize 350 homes in the Corvias military housing project. (Image Credit: Silfab Solar)
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