44.69 kW Installation for Historic Society in Kentucky
The Olive Hill Historical Society has been preserving Carter County’s past since 1999, operating out of the restored 1929 Olive Hill High School — now home to the Olive Hill Center for Arts & Heritage. Their commitment to securing the future of this landmark extends to its power source.
This 44.69 kW array uses 109 NE Solar/ZNShine panels mounted across two roof surfaces — flush on the building’s distinctive barrel-shaped gymnasium roof and ballast-mounted on the flat front section. The system is projected to produce approximately 52,037 kWh in its first year, reducing energy costs for a nonprofit that depends on every dollar to serve its community.
Project At A Glance
Location: Olive Hill, Kentucky
Completed: 2026
Modules: ZN Shine Solar
Size: 44.69 kW
Type of Installation: Roof-mounted
Environmental Benefits Over 25 Years:
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CO2 savings: 2,133,598 lbs
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Equivalent CO2 in miles driven: 2,464,519
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Equivalent CO2 of 1,075,028 lbs of coal burned.
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