How it works
A partially or fully self-funded solar system works by allowing schools to install solar panels without any upfront costs. The cost of the solar panel system is financed by a third-party provider, which is paid back over time through the savings generated by the solar panels.
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The savings generated by the solar panels are due to the fact that the school is generating its own electricity, reducing its dependence on the grid and lowering its energy bills. The savings can be used to pay off the costs of the solar panel system, which means that the school can eventually own the solar panel system outright without any additional costs.
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Fully funded solar systems can provide significant benefits for schools, including lower energy bills, a reduced carbon footprint, and increased energy independence. By doing that, schools can benefit from solar energy without any upfront costs, making it an affordable and accessible option for schools looking to invest in renewable energy.
Over 200
Over 200 schools have already installed solar at their properties
Solar energy is a clean, renewable, and abundant source of energy that can benefit schools in New Zealand. By using solar panels, schools can reduce their carbon footprint, save money on energy bills, and provide an excellent opportunity to educate students about renewable energy.