Solar

Since early 2015, Salt Lake Community College has increasingly been relying on solar technology to power many of its buildings. In fact, all of the energy produced by solar panels on SLCC buildings is used on site, helping to reduce our overall carbon footprint.

We have 5 solar arrays spread out across all major campuses with a total capacity of 926 kW. The annual production of each array for 2019 is shown below:

• Taylorsville Redwood Campus
  • Facility Shop – 25.5 kW capacity, produced 11,066 kWh or $885.28 in electricity cost savings
  • Science and Industry Building (SI) – 8.4 kW capacity, produced 13,577 kWh or $1,086.16 in electricity cost savings
  • Lifetime Activities Center (LAC) – 364 kW capacity, produced 43,252.75 or $34740.22 in electricity cost savings
• Larry H. Miller (LHM) Campus
  • MATC – 34 kW capacity, produced 30,990 kWh or $2479.20 in electricity cost savings
• Westpointe Campus – 504 kW capacity, produced 490,209.91 kWh or $39,216.79 in electricity cost savings