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    • Northern Lights Solar Project
    • Solar Shares Wisconsin
    • Bayfield County Microgrid Project
    • Electrifying Everything >
      • Air-sourced Heat Pumps & Energy Audits
      • Electrifying Everything Resource Page
    • Bad River Tribe
    • Bayfield Electric Cooperative
    • Cheq Bay Renewables Community Solar Project
    • Energy Tracking
    • ELECTRIC VEHICLES
    • Past Projects >
      • The BRICK and New Day go solar
      • Solar Energy Tour
      • Drummond School District
      • Commercial Solar Projects
      • Solar Group Buy
      • Community Solar
  • Resources
    • FAQs
    • Policy & Incentives
    • Local Installers and PV Service
    • Templates
    • Steps to Solar >
      • Analyze Usage & Efficiencies
      • System Sizing & Cost
      • Evaluate Options
    • Financing
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Northland College

Northland College is a pioneer in environmental education and sustainability practices. It's commitment is evident throughout many initiatives around campus including renewable energy, green buildings, local food systems, community education and partners, just to name a few. Northland's current renewable energy sources include solar hot water, solar PV, wind, and geothermal heating and cooling. 

Northland recently announced a goal of being carbon neutral by 2030 and is currently undergoing an assessment to determine the various methods that will be used to eliminate their current carbon dioxide emission levels of 3,500 tons/year. It is anticipated additional renewable energy and other new technologies to reduce dependence on fossil fuels will be implemented to meet this goal. Learn more under the Initiatives section of this site. 

Learn more about Northland's sustainability commitment on their website.
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