Western Washington University
Bellingham, WA
- As of 6:43pm
-
PowerOutput0.0 w
-
Irradiance3.1 w / m2
-
TemperatureCell37°FAmbient44°F
- Lifetime
-
7,593.7 kwh10,631.2 lbs of CO2 Avoided
Weather
66 °F/19 °C
Fair at 1:52 pm PST
Wind direction: S
Wind speed: 3 mph
System Specs
System Installer
&NBSP
Today, Western Washington University generated 5.8 Kilowatt-hours of electricity. From
fossil-fueled sources, this amount of electricity would have emitted 8.2 lbs of
CO2 into the atmosphere.
This could power:
- An electric toothbrush for 23 weeks
- A 42" plasma-screen television for 11 hours
- A typical video game system for 1 week
On May 21, 2008, Western Washington University dedicated its new Solar Demonstration Project and became the first university in the Solar 4R Schools program. The 1.98 kW solar array generates about 2,000 kilowatt hours of electricity per year, depending on the amount of sunlight. Students can check the system’s activity on the interactive information kiosk inside the Viking Union and the next phase of the project will include system monitors in campus buildings that show how much power the buildings are using, in comparison to what the solar array is generating.
New Projects
News
-
1/20
-
1/10
-
10/27
-
10/5
-
6/7
-
4/20
-
3/28
-
3/9
-
6/15
-
6/11