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NC GreenPower Solar+ Schools Grant Matching Program is sponsored by NC GreenPower (with support from Duke Energy). This program provides grants for 20 kW solar educational projects at North Carolina K-12 schools. The grants fund installation costs for solar systems on school properties, complete with a weather station, data monitoring, STEM curriculum, and teacher training.
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### The 2021 Solar+ Schools grant recipients have been announced! NC GreenPower has awarded 15 North Carolina schools each with a grant for the installation of an educational solar photovoltaic (PV) array, valued at $42,000. Each school will receive $14,000 in related benefits that include donated SunPower solar modules, a STEM curriculum and teacher training.
The 15 schools that accepted the grant are: * Cape Hatteras Secondary School – Dare County * Davidson K-8 School – Mecklenburg County * Friends School of Wilmington – New Hanover County * George Watts Montessori Magnet Elementary School – Durham County * John T.
Hoggard High School – New Hanover County * Lincoln Heights Environmental Connections Magnet Elementary School – Wake County * McClintock Middle School – Mecklenburg County * Northeast Elementary School – Lenoir County * Rose Hill-Magnolia Elementary School – Duplin County * Shiloh Valley Elementary School – Union County * Triad Math and Science Academy – Guilford County * Triangle Math and Science Academy – Wake County * Waynesville Middle School – Haywood County * Woodlawn School – Iredell County * Zebulon GT Magnet Elementary School – Wake County * Billing and Payment Options * Request Start or Stop Service Support the development of clean, reliable green energy.
Duke Energy is working with NC GreenPower, a nonprofit, statewide organization. NC GreenPower gives you the ability to support the development of clean power sources throughout North Carolina. Solar+ Schools Carbon Offset NC GreenPower's Solar+Schools grant matching program provides grants for 20 kW solar educational projects at North Carolina K-12 schools.
One hundred percent of participant contributions fund the installation costs for solar systems on school properties, complete with a weather station, data monitoring, STEM curriculum and training for teachers. Participant contributions of $4 per month will be used to generate more clean energy by supporting the installation of these solar educational systems and create a rich learning environment for students.
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Improves the quality of the environment in North Carolina. Your contributions are tax deductible and pass entirely to the nonprofit, NC GreenPower. Green energy reduces our dependence on fossil fuels.
Green energy is an investment to future generations. Visit the NC GreenPower website to learn more about NC GreenPower programs, including the Solar+ Schools grant program. _Duke Energy does not profit from NC GreenPower.
One-hundred percent of the funds collected are transferred to NC GreenPower, which supports local renewable projects in North Carolina.
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NC GreenPower Solar+ Schools Grant Matching Program is funded by NC GreenPower (with support from Duke Energy). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in North Carolina. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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NC GreenPower Solar+ Schools is sponsored by NC GreenPower (in partnership with Duke Energy). NC GreenPower's Solar+ Schools grant matching program provides grants for 3- to 5-kW solar educational projects at North Carolina K-12 schools. This includes curriculum and training for teachers, creating a rich learning environment for students related to STEM.
NC GreenPower Solar+ Schools Program is sponsored by NC GreenPower (a nonprofit organization supported by Dominion Energy North Carolina). While not a federal grant, this program is administered by a nonprofit and focuses on solar installation grants for K-12 schools in North Carolina's most economically challenged areas to support STEM education.
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