Harnessing the Sun for Hot Water
Our solar hot water systems use renewable solar energy to heat water efficiently, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and lowering utility costs. By capturing and converting sunlight into usable heat, these systems help decrease greenhouse gas emissions while supporting the University’s sustainability goals.
Overview
529,723 kWh
Annual Energy Production
5
# of Installations
| Building/Facility | Annual Energy Equivalent | Date Installed |
|---|---|---|
| Edmonson | 207,670 kWh | 2013 |
| Agricultural Science | 207,670 kWh | 2015 |
| C-More | 17,033 kWh | 2010 |
| HPER (Gym 1 and 2) | 77,351 kWh | 2012 |
| TC Ching Complex | 20,000 kWh | |
| TOTALS | 529,723 kWh |
More solar hot water systems will be added as we continue expanding our sustainability initiatives across UH.