Beaverton Health and Science School

Beaverton, OR

As of 12:26pm PDT
Power

Output

10,536.0 W
Irradiance

85.0 W/m²
Temperature

Cell

46.8°F

Ambient

43.3°F

Lifetime
151,233.0 kWh

211,726.2 lbs of CO₂ Avoided

Weather

44 °F/7 °C

Lt Rain at 9:53am

Wind direction: S

Wind speed: 8 mph

System Specs

System Size: 99.792kW
Tilt: 0º Angle: 0º
Racking: flat roof, adhesive amorphous silicon
Modules: (693) Uni-Solar EPVL-144
Inverters:(10) SMA Sunny Boy 8000-US (1) SMA Sunny Boy 5000-US

This system is made of amorphous silicon strips that are adhered directly to the roof membrane. This system can handle a great deal of wear and can function even with partial shading.

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This week, Beaverton Health and Science 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

The solar photovoltaic (PV) system at the Beaverton Health and Science School is one of three similar renewable energy systems installed on Beaverton School District (BSD) school buildings in 2011. These projects are a public-private partnership with the solar panels funded and installed by private energy investors and the schools providing roof space. BSD will benefit from free solar power generated by these PV systems for 15 years reducing purchases of electricity from PGE and saving the District about $30,000 each year in electricity costs. The PV system installed on this roof is rated to produce about 100,000 kWh of electricity per year under our sun and weather conditions. In addition, educational materials and data from the PV system is available to all District teachers for classroom work with students.