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Bangkok’s high school installs solar panels on campus roofs for energy saving

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Saint Dominic School in Bangkok, Thailand, has installed 816 solar panels across three buildings on the campus. The school recognizes the importance of implementing sustainable practices to promote environmental protection.

One of the objectives of the school is to save energy by utilizing renewable sources in its infrastructure.

A total of 816 solar panels, with a capacity of 605 watts, covering an area of 2,000 square meters. The final phase of installation was finished in early 2023. 

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