Decarbonization: Veolia North America Breaks Ground On New Solar Energy Panel Array at Waste Treatment Facility in Arkansas
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Tuesday, November 7, 2023
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Veolia North America, the leading provider of environmental solutions in the U.S. and Canada, has partnered with Today's Power, Inc. to install a five megawatt (MW) single-axis tracking solar energy system at its hazardous waste treatment facility in Gum Springs, Arkansas.
Key Points:
- Veolia North America, the leading provider of environmental solutions in the U.S. and Canada, has partnered with Today's Power, Inc. to install a five megawatt (MW) single-axis tracking solar energy system at its hazardous waste treatment facility in Gum Springs, Arkansas.
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Veolia North America and Today’s Power Inc. leaders break ground at the Gum Springs location where the solar project is being constructed. - Veolia currently employs 136 people at the Gum Springs facility, an increase from 61 employees when the company began operating in Clark County in 2020.
- To make room for the new solar panels, Veolia recently cleared a 30-acre lot across the street from the facility.