MSU American Indian Hall

The 67.76 kW solar system at MSU’s American Indian Hall contributes renewable energy to one of Montana’s most sustainable buildings, helping reduce operational emissions and support long-term energy efficiency.
Industrial & Public Sector
Client Name:
MSU American Indian Hall
Location:
Bozeman, MT
Date Installed:
Warranty:
Production:
Inverter:
SE 66.6KW, SE P950
Mount:
PanelClaw clawFR 10
Panels:
REC 440AA
Power:

Client Profile

Montana State University’s American Indian Hall is a student-centered academic and cultural facility in Bozeman that serves Native American and Alaska Native students while fostering community and learning. Designed to the highest sustainability standards, the building achieved LEED Platinum Version 4.1 — the most advanced green building certification under the U.S. Green Building Council rating system — reflecting MSU’s leadership in energy-efficient and environmentally responsible design.

Case Study

At the American Indian Hall, OnSite Energy installed a 67.76 kW solar photovoltaic system as part of the building’s high-performance energy strategy. This solar array works alongside geothermal heating and cooling and other sustainable features to reduce reliance on conventional energy sources and support MSU’s operational efficiency goals. The building’s LEED Platinum Version 4.1 certification — the first of its kind in Montana — underscores a broader commitment to sustainability, resource conservation, and long-term value for students and the campus community.

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