Clean energy funding helps 96 more public schools turn green

Almost 100 more schools are set to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and energy costs with support from the McGowan Government's $44.6 million Schools Clean Energy Technology Fund.
  • 96 additional schools to receive solar panels through second round of the McGowan Government's $44.6 million Schools Clean Energy Technology Fund
  • Funding further expands clean-energy solutions in WA schools
  • All public schools were given the opportunity to apply to reduce their energy costs and carbon emissions

Almost 100 more schools are set to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and energy costs with support from the McGowan Government's $44.6 million Schools Clean Energy Technology Fund.

Education and Training Minister Sue Ellery today released the list of schools that successfully applied for round two funding, which builds on the 84 schools that successfully applied for funding through round one, which were announced earlier this year.

Schools from across the State were successful in the latest round - 60 schools in the metropolitan area, and 36 in the regions.

Under round two of the Schools Clean Energy Technology Fund, WA public schools were invited to apply for solar panels to reduce their environmental footprint and energy costs, with the criteria extended to include schools that already have a limited coverage of solar panels.

Comments attributed to Education and Training Minister Sue Ellery:

"The McGowan Government is committed to making changes and funding new initiatives that reduce the impact that schools have on the environment.

"The $44.6 million Schools Clean Energy Technology Fund aims to boost installation of clean energy solutions in WA public schools, to lower their carbon emissions and reduce one of their major costs.

"This latest funding allocation will set almost 100 public schools up to benefit from innovative solar technology.

"I look forward to continuing the rollout of clean energy technologies in our public schools, which is an important piece of the State's broader transition towards a low carbon future."

Minister's office - 6552 5700

Schools Clean Energy Technology Fund - Round 2 successful schools

North Metro

1. Ashfield Primary School

2. Balga Primary School

3. Ballajura Primary School

4. Bassendean Primary School

5. Bindoon Primary School

6. Craigie Heights Primary School

7. Creaney Primary School

8. Deanmore Primary School

9. Dianella Hts Primary School

10. Dianella Secondary College

11. East Beechboro Primary School

12. Edgewater Primary School

13. Ellenbrook Secondary College

14. Gladys Newton School

15. Glen Forrest Primary School

16. Guildford Primary School

17. Kinross Primary School

18. Koondoola Primary School

19. Kyilla Primary School

20. Lake Monger Primary School

21. Madeley Primary School

22. Morley Primary School

23. Mosman Park Primary School

24. Pearsall Primary School

25. Tapping Primary School

26. Tuart Hill Primary School

27. Wanneroo Primary School

28. Warwick Senior High School

29. Weld Square Primary School

30. Wooroloo Primary School

South Metro

31. Applecross Senior High School

32. Attadale Primary School

33. Bateman Primary School

34. Beeliar Primary School

35. Bibra Lake Primary School

36. Bicton Primary School

37. Byford Secondary College

38. Calista Primary School

39. Castlereagh School

40. Grovelands Primary School

41. John Curtin College of the Arts

42. Kewdale Primary School

43. Maida Vale Primary School

44. Mari Grove Primary School

45. Mount Pleasant Primary School

46. Pinjarra Primary School

47. Queens Park Primary School

48. Richmond Primary School

49 Rockingham Senior High School

50. Roleystone Community College

51. Secret Harbour Primary School

52. Sevenoaks Senior College

53. Shelley Primary School

54. South Halls Head Primary School

55. South Perth Primary School

56. Southern Grove Primary School

57. Spearwood Primary School

58. Waikiki Primary School

59. White Gum Val Primary School

60. Yule Brook College

Regional

61. Boulder Primary School

62. Hopetoun Primary School

63. Broome Camp School

64. Bluff Point Primary School

65. Carnamah District High School

66. Carnarvon Community College

67. Dandaragan Primary School

68. Mingenew Primary School

69. Mount Magnet District High School

70. Shark Bay School

71. North Tom Price Primary School

72. Tom Price Primary School

73. Bridgetown Primary School

74. Busselton Senior High School

75. Collie Senior High School

76. Dalyellup Primary School

77. Dunsborough Primary School

78. Frankland River Primary School

79. Geographe Primary School

80. Jerramungup District High School

81. Kirup Primary School

82. Maidens Park Primary School

83. WA College of Agriculture - Harvey

84. Yakamia Primary School

85. Boddington District High School

86. Central Midlands Senior High School

87. Dalwallinu District High School

88. Dumbleyung Primary School

89. Katanning Primary School

90. Katanning Senior High School

91. Meckering Primary School

92. Meredin Residential College

93. WA College of Agriculture - Narrogin

94. WA College of Agriculture - Cunderdin

95. Wagin District High School

96. Yerecoin Primary School


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