Commercial Solar Project:
St Augustine's College Brookvale

Project Summary

Solahart Commercial Solar power system installed on school in Brookvale by Solahart Sydney

Project Background

St Augustine’s College Brookvale is an independent schools for boys with approximately 1,200 students attending from Year 5 through Year 12.

With a goal to reduce daytime power consumption and offset carbon emissions, the future-focused school turned to Solahart to provide the solution.

“Our College is committed to environmental sustainability and investing in renewables. The construction of our new Goold Building was a great opportunity to engage Solahart Sydney to install rooftop PV,” said Anthony Bataille, Director of Strategy and Compliance at St Augustine’s College.

Estimated Savings from Solar

St Augustine’s College has seen immense cost and carbon emission savings since switching to solar. Along with reducing its carbon footprint by 40 per cent, the school is expected to see savings of over $40,000 per annum in electricity bills. According to Mr Bataille, the expected savings will be key to balancing the sustainability of the school’s current operations, as well as investing in future developments to ensure current and future students continue to receive a world-class education.

Client Testimonial

“Our College is committed to environmental sustainability and investing in renewables. The construction of our new Goold Building was a great opportunity to engage Solahart Sydney to install rooftop PV,” said Anthony Bataille, Director of Strategy and Compliance at St Augustine’s College. “Student voice is a priority at the College, with students being major stakeholders in the development of the College’s strategic intentions. Our students nominated making the College more environmentally sustainable as a key target in our strategic plan, and we are pleased this project helps us in achieving that goal.” “We are proud of making the switch to solar and allowing our students to see first-hand the benefits of renewable energy, and how the student body contributes to the growth and improvement of the College,” concludes Mr Bataille.
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