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California school districts have installed 3.1 megawatts of solar energy on 12 campuses

  • April 16, 2026
Opterra Energy Services has completed a $33 million modernization project for the Yucapa CaliMesa Unified School District (YCJUSD) in California. In addition to upgrading lighting systems and HVAC equipment, the school district has also installed 3.1 megawatts of solar energy for 12 schools.

This project represents an important step forward for our school district, "said Cathy Bogh, Chair of the YCJUSD Education Committee. We are proud to invest in modern, efficient, and sustainable facilities that directly benefit our students and faculty, while also being responsible managers of taxpayer funds. This partnership allows us to improve our school for the current student and teacher community, while responsibly planning for future development.

This modernization project is expected to bring significant financial and environmental benefits, including net savings of over $42 million over 20 years. YCJUSD will also receive over $5 million in grants under the Inflation Reduction Act.

In order to ensure that the improvement of project infrastructure also has a direct impact on regional education goals, the energy plan includes a customized student engagement program that provides multiple services. One of the key activities focuses on student internships, aimed at enriching YCJUSD's vision, expanding workforce development, and preparing students in the fields of energy and sustainable development. Led internally by Operra, the program is advised by the energy education team and district leaders, and includes the development of a Basic Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) learning suite that aligns with the district curriculum, which will be distributed to all elementary schools. Through the unique combination of upgrading energy infrastructure and customized education, YCJUSD's project is helping educators equip practical tools to enable students to understand sustainable development, energy, and engineering concepts.

Courtney Jenkins, CEO of Opterra Energy Services, said: "Our team is very proud to support YCJUSD's vision for future success by successfully completing our project together this spring. YCJUSD's leadership demonstrates how the school district takes a proactive strategic approach to modernizing facilities while bringing measurable financial and environmental benefits. ”By utilizing a comprehensive energy plan, the school district has transformed its campus into a more efficient and sustainable learning environment without increasing community costs.

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