By Sameea Kamal
(02/24/2011)
(02/24/2011)
One of the latest trends on college campuses is an increasing number of solar energy fields hosted by universities, made possible by a number of supporting factors.
(01/19/2011)
As a result of a number of ongoing campus-wide projects, Santa Barbara City College reports reduced energy consumption has saved the school $650,000 over the past year.
(12/28/2010)
A Southern California real estate/renewable energy development and investment firm is installing a 300-kilowatt solar power system at Xavier College Preparatory High School in Palm Desert.
(12/27/2010)
The Petaluma City School District in Sonoma County is working on a one-megawatt solar project, comprised of a 675-kilowatt system installed on parking lot canopies at its Casa Grande High School campus and a 385-kilowatt system installation on canopies at its Petaluma High School campus parking lot.
(12/27/2010)
Kinney Construction Services and Kyocera Solar announced the completion of a solar electric system at Sedona Red Rock High School in Sedona, Ariz. The 806-kilowatt photovoltaic system is comprised of 3,838 of Kyocera’s KD210 high-efficiency multicrystalline solar panels.
(12/20/2010)
Mount Diablo Unified School District and SunPower Corp. announced that SunPower was awarded a 30-year contract to design, install and maintain solar power systems at 51 of the district’s schools.
(10/13/2010)
Construction has begun on a $52 million, 9.6-megawatt solar system at the Antelope Valley Union High School District that is expected to be the largest school solar in the state when it’s completed next April.
(10/12/2010)
New Jersey lawmakers are pushing forward with legislation that would require the construction of solar energy systems for all future school projects.
(10/04/2010)
Butte Community College has invested $34 million into solar energy projects over the last seven years, adding about 25,000 panels to the campus.
(10/04/2010)
The San Diego Unified School District is set to begin construction this fall on a 23,000-panel solar array located on top of 80-plus rooftops at 20 sites district-wide.