Solar@School
The aim is to work with pupils to install PV systems at schools and introduce them to the world of renewable energies.
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Solar@School is not only the continuation or takeover of the "Jugendsolar" project of Greenpeace Luxembourg, but also an extension by Eurosolar Lëtzebuerg asbl.
The main objective of Solar@School is to :
- Raise awareness of the challenges posed by the climate crisis.
- Draw attention to the potential of renewable energies, especially photovoltaics.
- To mentor young people in order to inspire them to study in the field of renewable energies and future technologies.
Name of Organization
- Eurosolar Lëtzebuerg Asbl
- info@eurosolar.lu
- www.eurosolar.lu
Address & geo
- Eurosolar Lëtzebuerg Asbl
- Jos Seylerstrooss, 6
- L-8522 Beckerich
Contact person
- Christophe Klares
- info@eurosolar.lu
- +352 28 80 23 10 11
Participation opportunities
A Building/houseInstitution type/carrier
Public buildings and schools
Participation opportunities
All schools have the opportunity to participate in our Solar@School project. We are in contact with Bâtiments Publics and proactively contact the schools accordingly.
What’s needed
A Building/houseImpact
To familiarise young people with renewable energies and convince them of the renewable technologies that exist.
Target audience
The target group for this project is pupils from Luxembourg. Together with Bâtiments Publics, we are investigating which school roofs are suitable for photovoltaic systems and which pupils can safely help install the panels.
Challenges and learning successes
So far, we have successfully held our first event of the new Solar@School project on 26 April 2023 at the EIMAB (International School Mersch Anne Beffort).
The initiative information was originally written in German