J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc. has opened a solar array in Gentry that’s expected to offset up to 80% of the electricity used by its three main corporate campus

A solar farm capable of producing enough electricity to offset 80% of the power used by J.B. Hunt Transport Services' main campuses switched online Wednesday.

J.B. Hunt Transport Services, one of the largest supply chain providers in North America, has announced it will be launching its new solar facility in Gentry, A

Gentry, Arkansas, will generate 9.3M kWh annually, offsetting 80% of electricity used at company’s nearby Lowell headquarters.

J.B. Hunt's new solar facility will provide power for its headquarters equivalent to eliminating 1,400 passenger vehicles from the road each year.

A 40-acre solar farm is said to offset 80% of the power used at the main corporate building located in Northwest Arkansas.

Supply chain solutions provider J.B. Hunt Transport Services has commissioned a 4.99-MWAC solar project in Gentry, Arkansas, that should generate enough

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