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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.
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