Last week your school used 1,900 kWh of electricity.
That's enough energy to boil 13,000 kettles.
Last year your school used 60,000 kWh of electricity.
That's enough energy to run a modern television continuously for 170 years.
Last year your school's solar panels generated 8,900 kWh electricity.
That's enough energy to drive an electric car 12,000 km.
Last year your school's solar panels generated 8,900 kWh of electricity.
That's enough energy to run a modern television continuously for 26 years.
Last week your school's solar panels generated 65 kWh of electricity.
That's enough energy to play 14 days of computer games.
Last week your school used 1,900 kWh of electricity.
That's enough energy to charge 260,000 smartphones.
Last year your school used 60,000 kWh of electricity.
That's the energy generated by 220 solar panels in a year.
Last week your school used 1,900 kWh of electricity.
That's enough energy to drive an electric car 10,000 km.
Last year your school used 60,000 kWh of electricity.
It will take 9.8 trees, each living 40 years, to absorb the carbon dioxide released when this electricity was generated.
Last year your school used 60,000 kWh of electricity.
That's the electricity used by 22 average homes in a year.
Last week your school's electricity use cost £280.
That's enough to buy 110 school dinners.
Last year your school used 60,000 kWh of electricity.
That's the energy generated by a UK onshore wind turbine in 3 weeks
Last week your school used 1,900 kWh of electricity.
That's enough energy to play 13 months of computer games.
Last week your school's electricity use generated 320 kg of carbon dioxide.
That's the same amount of carbon dioxide generated when you drive a petrol car 1,900 km.
