The Capital City's 149th Secondary School, the Governor’s Office of Chingeltei District, and "Make Value" LLC have signed a cooperation agreement to install and lease a solar power system.

The project aims to improve air quality in Mongolia and Ulaanbaatar, boost the use of renewable energy, and reduce electricity costs for social infrastructure organizations. Additionally, it aligns with the implementation of the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM) between the governments of Japan and Mongolia to mitigate climate change.

By utilizing solar energy for its daily operations, the 149th School will significantly reduce its reliance on the central power grid. The combined installation of solar panels and a battery storage system will ensure uninterrupted school operations during peak grid loads, power fluctuations, and outages.

The transition to renewable energy will decrease the burden on coal-fired power plants and reduce carbon dioxide emissions in the school's vicinity. Furthermore, the solar power system will serve as an interactive learning environment, giving students firsthand experience with renewable energy while enhancing their ecological education and understanding of green development.

Published Date:2026-08-19