provide  a more sustainable learning environment for its students and staff, according to Alyssa Battaglia  from Duquesne Light which  operates the TEN   program. Several energy enhancements including Low-E energy efficient windows, masonry repairs , refurbishment of the HVAC systems, and LED lighting upgrades.

Ms. Battaglia said in a release  the improvements will result in an annual savings of nearly 164,000 kilowatt hours and a total cost saving of approximately $24,000.00. The upgrades will reduce  the district’s carbon footprint by 116 metric tons.