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According to the EAC, $10 from every undergraduate would pay for 4 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of renewable energy, representing 25 percent of the College dorms??€™ energy...
...estimates that $10 from every undergraduate would pay for enough renewable energy certificates (RECs)—tradeable units representing the output of a wind farm somewhere in the country—to cover 25 percent of the College dorms??€™ electricity...
Currently, each Harvard undergrad produces roughly 3,340 lbs. of pollutants per year; if each student were to pay $10 to purchase 25 percent of our dorms??€™ energy from a regional wind farm, the improvement would be equivalent to taking 2,200 cars off the road every year, or planting 260,000 trees...
...Harvard Environmental Action Committee (EAC), which endorses the opt-out option, estimates that $10 from each of the College’s 6,559 undergraduates would pay for about 4 million kilowatt hours (kWh) of renewable energy—roughly 25 percent of the College dorms??€™ annual electricity consumption, or the total yearly production of one state-of-the-art wind turbine...
...Harvard Students for Clean Energy estimated in their position paper for the proposal that $10 from every undergraduate would pay for 4 million kilowatt hours (kWh) of electricity—equal to 25 percent of the College dorms??€™ yearly energy consumption, or the yearly production of one “state-of-the-art wind turbine...