Expanding Our Footprint in the Midwest
Sunstall continues to strengthen its presence in the Midwest with the KS-088-21 Kanza solar installation – a significant 1.4 MW project in the heart of Kansas. Having already established a foothold in the region, we are now expanding our efforts to bring more sustainable energy solutions to communities where solar potential remains vast and underutilized. This project is a shining example of Sunstall’s mission to provide clean, reliable power across the nation.
The KS-088-21 Kanza installation leverages the advanced ATI Tracker System to maximize solar capture throughout the day. The ATI Trackers utilize state-of-the-art tracking technology, ensuring that each panel follows the sun’s path with precision. This technology optimizes energy output by maintaining optimal panel positioning and reducing shading losses, resulting in consistent power generation even under variable weather conditions.
2,600
Hours of Work
November 2021
Construction Date
1.4
Size[MW]
Pratt, KS
Location
Building a Sustainable Future
At Sunstall, every project is more than just an installation – it is a commitment to a greener, more sustainable future. This project stands as a symbol of our dedication to not only harnessing solar energy but also to contributing to the regional economy by creating jobs and investing in the local community. By bringing clean energy to Kansas, we are helping to reduce carbon emissions and pave the way for a more sustainable energy future in the heartland of America.
Partnership and Progress
This project would not have been possible without the collaboration and support of our partners, suppliers, and the dedicated team that brought KS-088-21 to life. The success of this installation underscores Sunstall’s ability to adapt, innovate, and deliver top-tier solar solutions in diverse environments – from coast to coast and now, proudly, in the Midwest.
