Project Description
The Redwood City School District’s goals were to reduce operating costs and implement sustainable operating practices. The District developed an energy development strategy with Sage Renewables energy consultants and obtained Proposition 39 funding through the state of California to help fund the project.
The District identified three school sites, and their district officers, to host solar PV installations. Through a competitive RFP process, the District selected REC Solar, a Duke Energy Renewables company, as their energy solutions provider. REC Solar’s unique capabilities and robust experience with PV for K-12 schools made them an ideal provider. The implemented solution includes a variety of mounting methods including carports, playground shade structures, fixed tilt ground mount on a hill slope, and roof mount racking.
Related Case Studies
Pleasanton USD
1 MW DC + 660 kWh capacity
Pleasanton, CA
Supporting the mission that our students will make a better world.
Roseville JUHSD
1.02 MW
Roseville, CA
Dedicated to excellence in education for the students of Roseville, CA.
Montgomery County Public Safety HQ
2.5 MW DC
Gaithersburg, MD
Public safety meets sustainability and savings.
Redwood City School District
494.5 kW DC
Redwood City, CA
Sustainable and stable energy in Redwood City’s schools.
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
4.5 MW AC
San Luis Obispo, CA
Cutting costs and building academic programs.
United States Army Reserve
280 kW DC
AZ & CA
Collaboration between the Army Reserve and REC Solar helps the Army move towards their Net Zero Goals.
Ventura County
4.53 MW DC
Ventura County, CA
Leading the way in public-sector clean energy investments.
Pittsburg Unified School District
3.49 MW DC
Pittsburg, CA
Offsetting energy costs across the district.
CSU Fullerton
1.16 MW DC
Fullerton, CA
Leading the California State University system in renewable energy adoption.
FAA Tracon
1.15 MW DC
Mather AFB, CA
The FAA’s largest green initiative and recipient of the Outstanding Department of Transportation Sustainability Achievement Award.
Dept. of Veterans Affairs
30.89 MW DC
AZ, CA, CT, FL, NV, NY, TX, VA
Reducing energy costs for VA sites across the nation.