U Denver Completes 3.28 MW Solar Project

The university recently announced the completion of an off-site 3.28-megawatt photovoltaic project. The university receives bill credits for the virtually net-metered energy. The project is part of a 27-megawatt solar portfolio supporting the university's progress toward achieving carbon neutrality.

Yale U to Offer Free Tuition to Families Making Under $200K

Taking effect for new Yale undergraduates beginning 2026-2027, the university announced the elimination of all expected costs for families with annual incomes below $100,000 while also ensuring that families with annual incomes below $200,000 receive need-based scholarships that meet or exceed the cost of tuition.

New Jersey Institute Technology Launches Peer-to-Peer Sustainability Program

Launching spring 2026, the sustainability engagement program is built around two complementary leadership models: faculty and staff volunteers located in academic and administrative buildings and student sustainability leaders embedded within residence halls.

U North Carolina Greensboro Partners on 20 KW Solar Array

The university's new 20-kilowatt solar array provides hands-on STEM education to Middle College at UNCG, a school that provides career-based pathways and college credit to students. The project was funded through a North Carolina initiative by NC GreenPower.

George Washington U Begins 15-Year Renewable Energy PPA

Beginning in 2026, the university began matching all the electricity it buys from the grid with electricity generated from renewable sources.

George Washington U Achieves Fossil Fuel Divestment

At the end of 2025, the university announced the accomplishment of three sustainability-focused milestones, one of which was divestment from fossil fuels. The other two were earning STARS Platinum and an interim carbon-neutrality target of a 40 percent reduction, which will happen through procurement of renewable energy credits.