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Artisun Solar installs two projects for Steel & Pipe Supply Co. in Oklahoma

solarenergyBy solarenergyApril 9, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Artisun Solar Recently completed two solar projects for Steel & Pipe Supply Co. In Catoosa, Oklahoma. The two projects on the roof consist of a 1.25-MW system on Fort Gibson Road and a system of 950 kW on Bird Creek Avenue.

“This project is an important step forward for renewable energy in Oklahoma,” said Kirk Kreisel, CEO of Artisun Solar. “Working with a progressive company such as Steel & Pipe Supply is an honor. Together we demonstrate the economic and operational benefits of solar energy while freeing the way for future developments in this region.”

“This project is proof of our dedication to solutions for sustainable energy and a good example of how companies in our space can lower operational costs and at the same time tailored to sustainability goals in the long term,” said John Conley, co-president of Steel & Pipe Supply. “We are looking forward to future collaborations that stimulate a positive environmental and economic impact.”

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