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More local school districts are seeing the light about solar panel systems, an increasingly popular way of bringing in new revenues, conserving energy and providing teachable moments in science and math.Men and women too can find a great variety for themselves when it comes to purchasing the zentai , jackets, coast and even bags too.
"We're banking on the energy, along with the energy savings," Mount Laurel School District Business Administrator Robert Wachter said.
Financed through a five-year capital lease-purchase plan, Mount Laurel's project has included construction costs of $2.1 million. Still, Wachter said,who was responsible for tracking down Charles RUBBER MATS . taxes weren't affected because the district had already been dedicating that amount of money toward existing debt that is now paid off.
"During difficult times, we don't want to negatively impact our taxpayers," he said.
The district went on line with its solar project at Hartford Upper Elementary School and Thomas E. Harrington Middle School earlier this year. In February, 713 solar panels became operational on the middle school's roof to generate 10.26 percent of the school's electricity. In May, Hartford's 1,330 panels -- split between the roof and the grounds -- began handling 22 percent of its electric load.
Mount Laurel expects to recoup its investment within five years through energy savings and the sale of solar renewable energy certificates, known as SRECs.
In effect, it becomes a subcontractor, selling the excess clean energy it generates. That excess goes to electricity suppliers required by New Jersey to provide a specific percentage of their energy from "green sources" within the state.
The program is administered by the state Board of Public Utilities through its Clean Energy Program. In July, the Mount Laurel district got its first SRECs check, totaling $42,084.These girls have never had a cube puzzle in their lives!Great Rubber offers oil painting supplies keychains,
Once the lease-purchase agreement is satisfied in five years, Wachter thinks the district will save at least $310,000 annually, amounting to a penny shaved off the tax rate.
Mount Laurel has contracted with an independent firm that manages the project, which includes frequent updates on the energy savings and the schools' decreasing carbon footprints on the district's website and also on a computer-screen interactive kiosk in each school.
More local school districts are seeing the light about solar panel systems, an increasingly popular way of bringing in new revenues, conserving energy and providing teachable moments in science and math.Men and women too can find a great variety for themselves when it comes to purchasing the zentai , jackets, coast and even bags too.
"We're banking on the energy, along with the energy savings," Mount Laurel School District Business Administrator Robert Wachter said.
Financed through a five-year capital lease-purchase plan, Mount Laurel's project has included construction costs of $2.1 million. Still, Wachter said,who was responsible for tracking down Charles RUBBER MATS . taxes weren't affected because the district had already been dedicating that amount of money toward existing debt that is now paid off.
"During difficult times, we don't want to negatively impact our taxpayers," he said.
The district went on line with its solar project at Hartford Upper Elementary School and Thomas E. Harrington Middle School earlier this year. In February, 713 solar panels became operational on the middle school's roof to generate 10.26 percent of the school's electricity. In May, Hartford's 1,330 panels -- split between the roof and the grounds -- began handling 22 percent of its electric load.
Mount Laurel expects to recoup its investment within five years through energy savings and the sale of solar renewable energy certificates, known as SRECs.
In effect, it becomes a subcontractor, selling the excess clean energy it generates. That excess goes to electricity suppliers required by New Jersey to provide a specific percentage of their energy from "green sources" within the state.
The program is administered by the state Board of Public Utilities through its Clean Energy Program. In July, the Mount Laurel district got its first SRECs check, totaling $42,084.These girls have never had a cube puzzle in their lives!Great Rubber offers oil painting supplies keychains,
Once the lease-purchase agreement is satisfied in five years, Wachter thinks the district will save at least $310,000 annually, amounting to a penny shaved off the tax rate.
Mount Laurel has contracted with an independent firm that manages the project, which includes frequent updates on the energy savings and the schools' decreasing carbon footprints on the district's website and also on a computer-screen interactive kiosk in each school.
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