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Titusville New Jersey On-site Solar Array

This project is operational in United States. The source does not give a quantified reduction for this project.

Status
Operational
Estimated reduction
Not quantified in the source
Countries
United States
Sector
Renewable power
Announced
Not stated
Expected start
2010

About this project

The description is as the source gives it.

Johnson & Johnson installed a 4.1 MW ground-mounted solar photovoltaic array at its Titusville, New Jersey campus, the largest solar installation among J&J sites worldwide at the time, generating enough energy for about 70% of the site's annual electricity needs. Evidence: "The project is also the largest solar installation of any site among the Johnson & Johnson family of companies around the world. The 4.1 megawatt (MW) solar photovoltaic array of 13,496 ground-mounted panels tracks the sun from east to west. It is estimated to generate enough energy to provide 70 percent of the Titusville site’s annual electricity needs." — https://siteselection.com/johnson-johnson-site-in-new-jersey-home-to-largest-solar-array-in-the-state/

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