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Doug Connor and Alain Flexer, the two energy managers for the Marine Forces Reserve Facilities Department, discuss future projects while studying a map showing the physical location of all 183 Home Training Centers throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico. (Photo By: Sgt. Tyler J. Hlavac)

Doug Connor and Alain Flexer, the two energy managers for the Marine Forces Reserve Facilities Department, discuss future projects while studying a map showing the physical location of all 183 Home Training Centers throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico. (Photo By: Sgt. Tyler J. Hlavac)

Photo by Sgt. Tyler J. Hlavac

The solar array installed at a Home Training Center in Lafayette, La., is capable of generating 225 kilowatt hours of energy per day. The solar array is also the largest in both Marine Forces Reserve and Louisiana.::r::::n::(Courtesy photo provided by Doug Connor, Marine Forces Reserve Energy Department).::r::::n::

The solar array installed at a Home Training Center in Lafayette, La., is capable of generating 225 kilowatt hours of energy per day. The solar array is also the largest in both Marine Forces Reserve and Louisiana.::r::::n::(Courtesy photo provided by Doug Connor, Marine Forces Reserve Energy Department).::r::::n::

Photo by (Courtesy photo provided by Doug Connor, Marine Forces Reserve Energy Department).