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“This project underscores Fredonia’s commitment to environmental stewardship. The solar-plus-storage solution will provide about 1.7 gigawatt hours of energy and offset an average 432,000 pounds of carbon dioxide each year. Oriden and Solar Liberty will provide a customized 1.4 megawatt ground-mounted solar photovoltaic array integrated with a 500 kilowatt energy storage system to ensure energy is available during peak electric demand and emergencies.

Aligned with this Roadmap to move to clean energy at the SUNY system’s 64 campuses, SUNY Fredonia has partnered with NYPA, which will manage the project, to incorporate clean renewable energy resources on its campus. Cuomo’s goal to procure 70 percent of New York’s electricity from renewable energy by 2030 and to transition to a carbon-free power grid by 2040. The project supports the SUNY Clean Energy Roadmap - announced last year by SUNY in partnership with New York State’s energy agencies - to accelerate progress toward New York Governor Andrew M. Selected in a competitive bidding process, the state’s strategic partners Oriden, a Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems venture, and Solar Liberty are providing a turnkey installation for the solar-plus-storage solution, from concept to design, installation, and financing. The New York Power Authority (NYPA), as the campus’ energy advisor, is overseeing the project. 1.4 Megawatt Solar Array and 500 Kilowatt Battery to Provide Financial Savings and Support Campus’ Environmental SustainabilityįREDONIA, N.Y., JThe State University of New York at Fredonia (SUNY Fredonia) announced today that construction is starting on its first solar/battery project, enabling the Chautauqua County campus in Western New York to lead by example in reducing its carbon footprint with innovative energy efficiency and renewable energy technology.