![]() The energy produced by the solar array is also significant from an environmental standpoint. The energy-focused project is an important part of WTHS’s continued efforts to reduce energy-related utility costs and its carbon footprint of buildings and grounds. As a result of the project, the district will receive approximately $2.5 million in rebates and incentives within the first five years of operation. The $7.3 million project officially broke ground in October 2019 with substantial site work and reforestation work to meet Lake County requirements. The new ground-mounted solar facility is located on the south end of the Almond Campus, along Gages Lake Road.Īfter several years of research into the environmental, educational, and financial benefits of solar power, the school district selected Performance Services to design and install the solar system. The solar project, identified in the 2018 bond issuance, is distinguished as one of the largest for an Illinois school district and will generate enough electricity to account for nearly all the electricity needs of the Almond Campus-an estimated $300,000 annually. A new 2.4-megawatt solar array has been completed and was energized on May 29, 2020. ![]() Warren Township HSD 121 (WTHS) is taking full advantage of the sunshine this summer.
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