Kokosing Solar partnered with the City of New Albany to deliver a rooftop solar installation at the city’s Public Service Facility, supporting the community’s long-term sustainability and energy management goals. The 5,570-square-foot solar array was designed to reduce facility energy costs.

The Challenge

The City of New Albany identified solar energy as a key initiative through its strategic planning efforts, seeking opportunities to reduce operating expenses and lower its carbon footprint. The city needed a reliable solar solution that would integrate seamlessly with an existing municipal facility while delivering measurable long-term value.

In addition to performance objectives, the project required an efficient procurement and delivery approach that would streamline implementation and minimize administrative complexity.

The Solution

Kokosing Solar designed and installed a rooftop solar array on the Public Service Facility to offset a portion of the building’s energy consumption and support the city’s sustainability objectives. The system was integrated into the facility’s existing infrastructure while maximizing available roof space for energy production.

The project was delivered in coordination with project partners and utilized a streamlined procurement approach that enabled efficient execution and project delivery.

Key Outcomes

• 5,570-square-foot rooftop solar array installed on the Public Service Facility
• Reduced annual carbon emissions by approximately 112 metric tons
• Environmental impact equivalent to planting roughly 2,800 trees
• Supports the City’s strategic commitment to renewable energy adoption
• Long-term energy production with an expected system lifespan of approximately 30 years
• Durable solar equipment backed by manufacturer warranties