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The Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) has joined the solar energy revolution with solar energy systems that were designed, built and installed by Sullivan Solar Power. The project consisted of ground-mounted carports and three roof-mounted carports on a four-story parking structure.

The total solar power systems installed can generate up to 346 kilowatts of electricity, enough to power 57 homes.

Sullivan Solar Power worked with the naval engineer and architect to design solar panel arrays that surpassed the original goals in both form and function.

The project we completed for NAVFAC shows our professionalism and attention to detail can reach the highest standards. Strob Construction Whiting Turner