October 16, 2026
If you’re on a school board, bursar’s office, or management committee weighing up solar, the case is a bit different from a residential one — the numbers are bigger, the decision-makers are more numerous, and the justification needs to hold up in a budget meeting, not just feel like a good idea. Here’s the case, laid out plainly. Why schools specifically benefit Schools have a usage pattern that suits solar unusually well: most of the heaviest electricity demand (lighting, computer labs, water pumping, sometimes kitchen equipment) happens during daylight hours, which is exactly when solar generates most. Unlike a home […]





