REC Solar Brings 3.5 MW of Solar Energy to Twelve Arizona Public Schools
PHOENIX–()–REC
Solar, a leader in solar system design and installation, today
announced the completion of solar installations totaling 3.5MW on twelve
Arizona public schools. The systems, which were developed and installed
by REC Solar, will provide enough power to reduce the schools’
electricity bills by up to 20 percent while also offering educational
opportunities for K-12 students.
“Solar is a cost-effective upgrade for schools nationwide”
REC Solar worked with the twelve Arizona public schools to install solar
energy with no upfront costs. The arrays will allow the schools to lock
in lower electricity rates for the lifetime of the systems, expected at
more than 20 years. Each of the twelve schools will have educational
kiosks that display data such as sun tracking, kilowatt-hours saved and
information about how much money the school is saving on its electric
bill. Teachers can access the data and create lessons plans around how
electricity is produced and used. REC Solar was chosen to develop
systems at the following schools:
- Greenway Elementary School in Bisbee (117kW)
- Lowell Primary School in Bisbee (158kW)
- Bisbee High School in Bisbee (412kW)
- Tombstone High School in Tombstone (301kW)
- Meyer Elementary School in Tempe (133kW)
- Copper Rim Elementary School in Globe (275kW)
- High Desert Middle School in Globe (350kW)
- Evergreen Elementary School in Casa Grande (309kW)
-
Mesquite Elementary School in Tucson (349kW)
Article source: PRNewswire
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