Red Hook Central School District unveils $1.7M solar initiative
Officials say approximately 30% of the school district's energy will now come from solar panels installed on school building roofs.
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Oct 17, 2024, 11:40 AM
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Updated 53 days ago
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14ds agoRed Hook schools have launched a new solar project, transitioning to renewable energy.
Officials say approximately 30% of the school district's energy will now come from solar panels installed on school building roofs.
The $1.7 million project was marked complete with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Mill Road Elementary School.
The solar panels are expected to last 25 years.
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