School Solar Power Project - Lebanon

The Mushta Hamoud branch of the Iman school, located at the Lebanese borders with Syria, has approximately 600 students for the 2022/2023 academic year. The number of the students has increased this year due to the school’s good reputation and high academic standard. In addition to the fact that the school fees are reasonable particularly when compared to the fees of the majority of the other private schools; this is despite the significant increase in the cost of running the school. The project aims to secure/produce electricity by installing solar system on the roof of the school building to ensure that the school receives the required uninterrupted electricity supply to run the school. The solar system will have 60 solar panels and three inverters that work off-grid, and 3 lithium batteries. The system will produce the required energy/electricity without having to use the electrical generators, and it will save approximately 90% of the current fuel cost which is approximately $4500 a month. The cost of the project is $14500 which will be covered with a one-off payment, and the benefit will