National Solar schools program reopened

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Australian primary and secondary schools can regain access to install financing up to $ 50,000 to solar power systems on their roofs.The climate change penny Wong announced it would with $ 51 million in funding, 2010.Anwendungen reopen from 15 July are again closed on 20 August.

Since beginning the national solar schools program 2008 more than 6 MW solar energy was installed enough makes a city 1200 households.

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For more information about the program, see the official media release.

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National Solar Schools Program Reopens

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Australian primary and secondary schools can again access funding of up to $50,000 to install solar power systems on their rooftops. The Minister for Climate Change Penny Wong announced the program would reopen with $51 million in funding, starting 15 July 2010. Applications will close again on 20 August.

Since the National Solar Schools Program began in 2008 more than 6 MW of solar power has been installed, enough to power a town of 1200 households.

To find out what Ingenero is offering to approved schools, click here.

For more information on the program see the official media release.

View the original article here