La Center High School

La Center, WA

As of 2:22am
Power

Output

701.0 W
Irradiance

467.6 W/m²
Temperature

Cell

106.7°F

Ambient

70.2°F

Lifetime
5,091.7 kWh

lbs of CO₂ Avoided

Weather

57 °F/14 °C

Fair at 8:53 pm PDT

Wind direction: W

Wind speed: 3 mph

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System Specs

Install Date:

Size: 1 kW

Module tilt: 25.0°

Module orientation: 180.0° from North

Percent shading:

Sun Chart:

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System Installer

Christenson Electric, Inc.

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This week, La Center High School generated Kilowatt-hours of electricity.From fossil-fueled sources, this amount of electricity would have emitted lbs of CO₂ into the atmosphere.

This could power:

An electric toothbrush for
A 42" plasma-screen television for
A typical video game system for

La Center, a suburb located 15 miles north of Vancouver, Washington, is the seventh Northwest community to receive a solar energy project courtesy of Clark Public Utilities. The 1.1 kW solar array installed at La Center High School (LCHS) is part of the school’s “Sustainables” project, and will demonstrate the environmental and economic opportunity created by renewable energy technology. LCHS hopes to introduce the La Center community, students, staff, and parents to the various opportunities afforded by renewable energy and green building design. The new solar-electric system is a central component of this educational plan.