Michigan Renewable Schools Program
Planet Footprint continuously monitors and benchmarks MRSP Schools' energy and water - cost, consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions.
- Advanced Technology Academy in Dearborn, MI (profile, reports)
- Au Gres Sims K12 in Au Gres, MI (profile,reports)
- Bartlett Elementary School in South Lyon, MI (profile, reports)
- Detroit Urban Lutheran School in Detroit, MI (profile, reports)
- DeWitt Junior High School in DeWitt, MI (profile, reports)
- Friends School in Detroit, MI (profile, reports)
- Grant High School in Grant, MI (profile, reports)
- Hartford Middle School in Hartford, MI (profile, reports)
- Iron Mountain High School in Iron Mountain, MI (profile, reports)
- Jeffers High School in Painesdale, MI (profile, reports)
- Jefferson Elementary in Redford, MI (profile, reports)
- Laingsburg Elementary in Laingsburg, MI (profile, reports)
- North Sashabaw Elementary in Clarkston, MI (profile, reports)
- Oakridge Lower Elementary School in Muskegon, MI (profile, reports)
- Pierce Middle School in Redford, M (profile, reports)
- Rudolf Steiner Lower School in Ann Arbor, MI (profile, reports)
- Seitz Middle School in Riverview, MI (profile, reports)
- Suttons Bay Elementary-Middle School in Suttons Bay, MI (profile, reports)
- Swartz Creek High School in Swartz Creek, MI (profile, reports)
- Wagar Middle School in Carleton, MI (profile, reports)
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Find out which schools are participating in the Michigan Renewable Schools Program:
Schools across the state are enrolled in our Energy Efficiency (EE) or Renewable Energy (RE) programs. Click to see where!
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Energy Works Michigan is a non-profit technical resource helping to build foundational capacities for a Sustainable, Equitable, and Prosperous Energy Future. Energy Works Michigan Administers the Michigan Renewable Schools program, which is funded by the Michigan Public Service Commission.
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