ZP-82 Blair Wire Village & ZP-85 Woodchuck
Woodchuck Solar Array
Description: The Woodchuck Solar Array consists of two different arrays constructed on a previously wooded site. Over the course of a year, the Woodchuck Solar Array is estimated to offset approximately 2,900 tons of Carbon Dioxide (CO2).
To put that in perspective, 2,900 tons of CO2 is equivalent to the emissions created from:
- consuming 299,000 gallons of gasoline,
- burning 2.9 million pounds of coal; or,
- driving 6.5 million miles in an average passenger vehicle.
Project Info
| Location | Spencer, MA |
| Size | 2.8MWdc, 2.0MWac |
| Estimated Production | 3,566,000 kWh/year |
Please note that these estimates are approximate and are not being used for emission inventory or formal carbon footprinting exercises. These estimates were calculated using the Greenhouse Gas Equivalencies Calculator provided by the EPA in November, 2018.
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