Powering Our Future With the Sun
Solar at Southern Oregon University

Hannon Library 62.37 kW
Art Building 43.46 kW
Marion Ady 47.7 kW
Shasta Resident Hall 82.5 kW
McLoughlin Resident Hall 73.7 kW
The Hawk Dining Hall 156.88 Kw
The Farm 15.84 kW
This array is further south on our campus
Lithia Motors Pavilion Array 1 63 kW
Lithia Motors Pavilion Array 2 241.5 kW
SOU Athletic Storage, 49.68 kW
SOU Recreation Storage 23.8 kW
Stevenson Union 31.59 kW
#1 Hannon Library 62.37 kW- Supporting one of campus’s most-used academic spaces with clean, renewable energy.
#2 Art Building 43.46 kW-Powering creativity and hands-on learning with solar energy.
#3 Marion Ady Building 47.7 kW-Generating clean electricity for classrooms and campus offices.
#4 Shasta Residential Hall 82.5 kW-Solar power where students live and build community.
#5 McLoughlin Residential Halls 73.7 kW-Supporting residential life with on-site renewable energy.
#6 The Hawk Dining 156.88 kW-One of SOU’s largest solar installations, helping power campus dining with clean energy and part of SOU’s first battery storage system.
#7 The Farm Storage 15.84 kW-Supporting hands-on sustainability education and applied learning at The Farm.
#8 Lithia Motors Pavilion & Student Recreation Center-Array #1 63 kW
#9 Lithia Motors Pavilion & Student Recreation Center-Array #2 241.5 kW- Together, these arrays form SOU’s largest solar installation, supporting athletics, recreation, and major campus events.
#10 Athletic Stadium Storage 49.68 kW-Supporting athletic facilities with on-site solar generation.
#11 Recreation Storage 23.8 kW-Expanding solar access across campus recreation spaces.
#12 Stevenson Union 31.59 kW-Providing solar energy to the hub of student life and activities on campus.