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MILWAUKEE – The Pettit National Ice Center announced on Friday, May 1, that it is embracing a sustainable future with the installation of a 690 kW rooftop solar energy system in partnership with Arch Solar, a Wisconsin-based solar company.
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Featuring 1,180 bi-facial solar panels mounted on custom racking, the array will generate over 815,000 kWh annually, equivalent to running 80,000 resurfacings with a Zamboni. 
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A news release says the new solar array is projected to offset 20% of the facility’s annual energy use, reducing operational costs and reinforcing the Pettit Center’s role as a responsible community leader. Savings from renewable energy will be reinvested into operations and capital improvements, helping ensure future generations can enjoy this world-class venue that trains United States Olympians. 
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