Wake Robin Learning Center

Longview, WA

As of 2:09am
Power

Output

0.0 W
Irradiance

5.2 W/m²
Temperature

Cell

37.4°F

Ambient

38.2°F

Lifetime
2,484.5 kWh

lbs of CO₂ Avoided

Weather

55 °F/13 °C

Cloudy at 8:55 pm PDT

Wind direction: SE

Wind speed: 5 mph

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System Specs

Install Date:

Size: 1 kW

Module tilt: 30.0°

Module orientation: 180.0° from North

Percent shading: 37.4%

Sun Chart:

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System Installer

Christenson Electric, Inc.

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This week, Wake Robin Learning Center 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

Longview School District students can now learn about clean energy and the natural world at the 82-acre Wake Robin Learning Center, courtesy of a 1.1-kilowatt solar-electric system funded by Cowlitz County PUD. The solar project is also a learning tool that introduces students to renewable energy technology and provides them with an opportunity to explore global energy issues in an interactive, hands-on way. A web-based data monitoring system allows students to monitor real-time system performance and to download historical data for presentation and analysis. An interactive touch-screen kiosk inside the school displays live system data and information about conservation and other renewable energy sources.