Solar Panels

In 2023, NSTE installed solar panels on the roof of the main building.  Here are the people who made it happen.

Michael Goorevich in honour of the 80th birthday of his father Leo Goorevich
Ed & Diane Federman
Susan Burns
David Rabie & Cheryl Mandell
John & Susan Balint
David Bouch
Lynda Cameron
Keren Cox-Witton
Edel Fischer
Micha & Lyn Perry
Mark Ginsburg & Judy Campbell
Anne & Gerald Holder
Cecil & Susan Levy
Meira Marks
Sue & Joseph Musry
Jackie Odze
​​​​Ralph & Sybil Pliner
Peter & Betty Schlesinger
Julia Selby
Michele Shadler
Geoffrey Stein
Daniela Torsh
Toni Whitmont
Barbara and Gerry Woolf
Yola Center
Rebecca Silk 
Jeanne Chen
David and Simone Steinthal
Jennifer Ruskin and Drew Allen
Zoe & Jonathan Williamson
Elaine & Nic Witton
Geoff & Jenny Wolf
Peter Woolf
Felix & Sandy Zaccar
Ed Halmagyi
Ruth-Anne Cohn and Andy Hedges
Adrienne and Lewis Klipin
Agie and Robert Oser
Teresa Petrzelka and Gerry Myerson
Eve and Michael Reed
Rabbi Nicole and David Roberts
Anonymous (5) 

Follow along for updates as we explore and discover how our solar panels are reducing our environmental footprint.

The energy from our solar panels produces electricity for the whole campus during the day. All excess energy is sold back into the electrical grid. The iSolar Cloud app provides monthly data on the energy produced and the CO2 emissions that would have been used if we had been using traditional coal-powered energy sources. They describe this as the amount of CO2 emissions reduced. See the two graphs below outlining the energy produced, and emissions reduced each month.