Harskut Solar Power Kindergarten
Solar power keeps a kindergarten’s doors open
Solar power keeps a kindergarten’s doors open
A kindergarten in Harskut is the first school in Hungary to use solar panels.
Nearly forced to close down because they couldn’t afford their power bills, the solar panels now cover up to 80% of their power needs.
The project is part of a nation-wide effort in Hungary to equip schools with solar power.
The school has two solar panels on the roof and two boilers where solar energy is converted into hot water for the kitchen and bathrooms.
As solar power is 100% renewable, the school buys less energy that comes from the burning of fossil fuels.
This school have installed solar panels on their roof which harness the sun’s energy and provide all the hot water for the school. As 80% of their power needs are now covered by this renewable source they have to rely much less on the burning of fossil fuels.
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