St. Helens High School

St. Helens, OR

As of 11:27am
Power

Output

263.0 w
Irradiance

284.6 w / m²
Temperature

Cell

67°F

Ambient

51°F

Lifetime
5,329.5 kwh

7,461.2 lbs of CO₂ Avoided

Weather

50 °F/10 °C

Mostly Cloudy at 10:53 am PST

Wind direction:

Wind speed: 6 mph

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System Specs

Install Date:

Size: 1 kW

Module tilt: 35.0°

Module orientation: 180.0° from North

Percent shading:

Sun Chart:

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System Installer

Midway Electric

Today, St. Helens High School generated 0.7 Kilowatt-hours of electricity. From fossil-fueled sources, this amount of electricity would have emitted 0.9 lbs of CO₂ into the atmosphere.

This could power:

An electric toothbrush for 2 weeks
A 42" plasma-screen television for 1 hour
A typical video game system for 1 day

A new 1.1 kilowatt solar power installation is brightening the future for students at St. Helens High School. The project educates students and teachers on the functions and benefits of solar electric power, while providing clean energy to help offset a portion of the school’s electricity use. The solar installation was funded through a partnership between the Columbia River Public Utility District (CRPUD) and the Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF).