Sustainability at Pine Lake Middle School- Solar Panel Update
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The solar panel installation at Pine Lake Middle is nearly complete and will go online in the next couple of weeks. According to Puget Sound Energy (PSE) calculations the panels can produce about 175 KW or 175,000 watts on a sunny day. A 10-watt LED light bulb produces the equivalent light output as an old fashioned 60-watt incandescent light bulb. That’s enough solar gain to light up about 17,500 LED light bulbs.
There are a lot of bright things happening at Pine Lake Middle School!
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