Park City High School

Park City, UT
  • As of 11:27am
  • Power
    Output
    950.0 w
  • Irradiance
    822.4 w / m2
  • Temperature
    Cell
    74°F
    Ambient
    35°F
  • Lifetime
  • 4,133.2 kwh
    5,786.5 lbs of CO2 Avoided

Weather

Fair at 11:53 am MST
16 °F/-9 °C
Fair at 11:53 am MST
Wind direction: E
Wind speed: 13 mph
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System Specs

1 kW
37.5°
180.0° from North
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  • Renewable Synergy
Today, Park City High School generated 2.1 Kilowatt-hours of electricity. From fossil-fueled sources, this amount of electricity would have emitted 2.9 lbs of CO2 into the atmosphere.

This could power:

  • An electric toothbrush for 8 weeks
  • A 42" plasma-screen television for 4 hours
  • A typical video game system for 4 days

Park City High School’s solar project reflects the school’s commitment to educate students, parents and community members about sustainable sources of power. The solar panel installation produces energy and, with its interactive display and supporting classroom activities, provides a means to learn about energy production and conservation using real-time data.
Under full sun conditions, the 1.1 kW photovoltaic (PV) system could light more than 70 compact fluorescent light bulbs. Over a year, it will produce more than 1,000 kilowatt-hours of clean, renewable energy.

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