School House Apartments

Solar Photovoltaic

 

System Size (kW DC): 164.80

 

 

Expected Annual Electricity Generation (kWh): 155,041

 

 

 

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Affordable Housing Goes Solar

 

Solar photovoltaic installations are located at a number of affordable housing sites across Connecticut, including the 213-unit School House apartment community in Waterbury.  The developer of the apartment complex, WinnCompanies, utilized incentives from CCEF’s Affordable Housing Initiative and its On-Site Renewable Distributed Generation Program to make this 164.80-kilowatt solar installation possible.

WinnCompanies believes that by installing solar energy systems on housing for low income families in Connecticut, it is preserving long-term affordability and enabling residents to reduce their carbon footprint.

 

 

 

Environmental Benefits

 

Annual Emissions Avoided (lbs.) *

 

CO2	CO	NOX	SO2
172,096	136	88	327

 

 

The energy produced by this system is equivalent to:

 

The needs of 18 homes

Removing the emissions for 14 cars

Planting 29 acres of trees

 

 

Additional Information

 

School House Apartments

Wilby (42 Pine Street),

Webster (90 Platt Street),

Bishop (47 Beacon Street, 127 Easton Avenue) 

Waterbury, CT 06704

 

Larry Curtis

617-742-4500

 

 

Are tours of this facility available? No

 

  

System installed by:

 

WinnDevelopment

www.winnco.com 

 

 

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* Learn about how we calculate avoided emissions here