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Oakland Roots and Soul SC announce official Partnership with OPTERRA Energy Services headquartered in Oakland.

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  Oakland Roots and Soul SC announce official partnership with OPTERRA Energy Services headquartered in Oakland.

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  New Partnership links STEM education and expanded access to sports for students, engagement events for Bay Area educators, and share commitment to community building – Oakland Roots SC.

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  Oakland Roots and Soul SC announce official partnership with OPTERRA Energy Services headquartered in Oakland.

Learn more about Oceanside’s comprehensive energy project with OPTERRA Energy Services and reach significant milestones in the latest City-wide newsletter. Our project together includes infrastructure upgrades, as well as new solar PV generation and storage capacity, which combined, aims to save $26 million over the course of 30 years.

Paris-Union School District 95 is preparing to take the next big step in transforming its school facilities. A proposed vote on August 11 could greenlight $500,000 for OPTERRA Energy Services to begin designing much-needed upgrades across the district.

New Partnership Links STEM Education and Expanded Access to Sports for Students, Engagement Events for Bay Area Educators, and Shared Commitment to Community Building.

Salinas Union High School District is working with OPTERRA to enhance and improve their sustainability profile through clean energy. As part of the program, OPTERRA has worked with the dedicated students and teachers leading Salinas High School’s Green Academy curriculum and community engagement. Once construction on the technology upgrades is complete, OPTERRA will provide the District with a Living Laboratory online dashboard, professional development, and hands-on opportunities for teachers across the District to make the solar and energy efficiency work come to life.

During the last board meeting of the academic year, Jefferson Elementary School District officials received the good news that its conservation and renewable energy project is outperforming original savings estimates and inspiring students across the district through innovative STEM education links to the project.