A 331 kW rooftop solar installation for Inspira Health’s new center in Deptford, NJ, was completed by New Jersey based Equinox Renewable Energy, LLC using China based Trina Solar’s Vertex N modules. Equinox Renewable Energy transformed an old sporting goods building into a green energy-optimized facility, significantly reducing operational costs and supporting Inspira Health’s sustainability goals. The system is expected to generate approximately 450 MWh of sustainable energy annually, offsetting 70% of Inspira’s energy needs and reducing carbon emissions by 314 metric tons, equivalent to the annual usage of over 61 homes. According to Trina Solar, its TOPCon Modules have outperformed expectations, offering enhanced efficiency and energy performance. Trina claims that the modules’ higher wattage and efficiency required 241 fewer modules, allowing for more design flexibility.
Trina Solar powers Inspira health center
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