Ameresco Completes 2.5 MW Solar Project at Killeen Regional Airport
In Central Texas, Ameresco has commissioned a groundbreaking 2.5-megawatt solar array at Killeen Regional Airport, accelerating the region’s adoption of Xcel Energy renewable expansion in Texas and New Mexico. This innovative project demonstrates how airports can leverage solar energy while maintaining operational efficiency.
Texas Strengthens Renewable Energy Commitment
The solar installation exemplifies the state’s growing renewable infrastructure, capable of powering 400+ homes annually. With significant carbon footprint reductions, this project serves as a blueprint for sustainable transportation hubs nationwide.
Key Project Specifications
- 2.5 MW solar capacity
- Annual clean energy for 400+ households
- Substantial greenhouse gas reductions
- Proof-of-concept for sustainable rooftop solar for manufacturing applications
Ameresco’s Renewable Energy Leadership
After 20+ years in clean energy development, Ameresco customized this airport solution to maximize efficiency. The project highlights how industrial rooftop solar sustainability delivers both environmental benefits and operational cost savings.
The Future of Airport Solar Projects
Killeen’s solar array establishes a precedent for clean energy adoption at transportation hubs. As solar technology evolves, airports nationwide can implement similar solutions to reduce environmental impact while maintaining peak operational performance.
