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East Hampton School District Discussing Carport Installation To Offset Costs of Infrastructure Upgrades

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An energy performance contract is being proposed to install solar-paneled carports, using energy savings from the project to offset the costs of necessary infrastructure upgrades at the elementary and middle schools. FILE PHOTO

An energy performance contract is being proposed to install solar-paneled carports, using energy savings from the project to offset the costs of necessary infrastructure upgrades at the elementary and middle schools. FILE PHOTO

Solar panels were installed on the roofs of East Hampton School District buildings in 2020. MIKE WRIGHT

Solar panels were installed on the roofs of East Hampton School District buildings in 2020. MIKE WRIGHT

East Hampton Assistant Superintendent for Business Sam Schneider. KYRIL BROMLEY

East Hampton Assistant Superintendent for Business Sam Schneider. KYRIL BROMLEY

Desirée Keegan on Oct 25, 2023
The East Hampton School District is considering entering into an energy performance contract to counter the costs associated with necessary upgrades to its infrastructure. Currently, boiler system enhancements are required... more

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