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Welcome to the Texas State Energy Conservation Office's (SECO) solar energy portal, where we display real-time performance data from solar electric systems we've supported throughout our Lone Star state. This site lets you see how much energy solar electric systems produce, how much air pollution is avoided through their use, and how different weather conditions, seasons, and times of day affect their performance.

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Today's featured system is Westwood High School in Austin, TX.

The energy and emissions graphics at right illustrate this solar-powered building's impact.

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RECENT ENERGY PRODUCTION | TOTAL EMISSIONS OFFSETS

This graph depicts actual power output over the most recent five-day period for which data is available.

Today's featured system is Westwood High School in Austin, TX. The graph depicts actual power output over the most recent five-day period for which data is available.

RECENT ENERGY PRODUCTION | TOTAL EMISSIONS OFFSETS

Since monitoring began, this system has produced 8,051 kWh of electrical energy, offsetting approximately:

11,212

lbs. of carbon dioxide emissions,
the main cause of global warming.

12,264

miles worth of carbon dioxide emissions
from the average American car.

Systems portfolio:
	56 systems are currently being shared online
	41 systems are being actively monitored
This year, our shared, monitored systems have:
	Converted sunlight into 45,206 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of energy
	Offset approximately 62,949 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions from power plants
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