As participants in the Michigan Renewable Schools Program, Onsted Community Schools received a 1 kW solar PV awning and a 2.4k W wind turbine.
The installations were completed in time for the event held on October 11, 2010. As participants in the Renewable Energy Program offered by Energy Works, Kent Tech Center and Education Center received a 10 kW solar PV array, a 2 kW solar PV pavilion, and a 2.4 kW wind turbine!
While many believe that wind turbines are a great way to produce clean energy, some feel that these wind farms can put a person at risk for bad health. Evidence proves this to not be true.
Burt Township School in U.P. received a 1 kW solar photovoltaic awning and 2.4 kW wind turbine as part of the Renewable Energy Program.
Read more about the Ribbon Cutting ceremony at the site of the 10 kilowatt wind turbine installation for the St. Clair County RESA and view our photos from the event!
Wind turbine goes up at the St. Clair County Regional Educational Service Agency.
Onsted Community School has been accepted to the Michigan Renewable Schools Program! Learn more about what this Michigan school is doing to help prepare their students for the green economy
John Stewart interviews William Kamkwamba who recounts his mission to overcome famine and poverty in his village by building a windmill from a picture in a library book.
The Michigan Renewable school Program is now accepting applications for both the Energy Efficiency (EE) Program and Renewable Energy (RE) Program. Interested schools can find Guidelines and Applications online.
Inspiring story of an African teenager who built his own windmill and changed a city...