Bluebolt Outdoor Installs Solar-Powered Device Charging Benches at CSU-Dominguez Hills

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Bluebolt Outdoor LLC, a division of Blue Outdoor, in collaboration with California State University - Dominguez Hills and its sustainability unit has installed solar-powered benches on campus.

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Tuesday, April 2, 2024

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Environment, Environmental Issues, Environmental Health, Alternative Energy, Sustainability, Green Technology, Energy, University, Education, Bench, California State University, Faculty, Student, Lithium, Multimedia, Cyanothemis, Advertising

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UNITED STATES, NORTH AMERICA, ARKANSAS, TEXAS, NEW YORK, ILLINOIS, CALIFORNIA

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BLUEBOLT OUTDOOR, BLUEBOLT OUTDOOR LLC

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Bluebolt Outdoor LLC, a division of Blue Outdoor, in collaboration with California State University - Dominguez Hills and its sustainability unit has installed solar-powered benches on campus.
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Bluebolt's Solar-Powered Benches recently installed at California State University Dominguez Hills.
This configuration allows for device charging and additional campus lighting in the evening, with enough stored power to last up to five days.
Bluebolt manages all aspects of the program, including advertising sales within University approved categories, allowing for additional revenue generation while providing free solar benches to the campus community.

Bluebolt Outdoor LLC, a division of Blue Outdoor, in collaboration with California State University - Dominguez Hills and its sustainability unit has installed solar-powered benches on campus. Provided to the university at no cost, the benches offer students, faculty, and visitors a convenient place to rest equipped with device-charging capabilities, all powered by the sun. This initiative aligns with the growing trend of universities embracing affordable sustainability.

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Bluebolt's Solar-Powered Benches recently installed at California State University Dominguez Hills. (Photo: Business Wire)

"The Bench" operates entirely off the grid, relying on solar power stored in a lithium battery within the unit. This configuration allows for device charging and additional campus lighting in the evening, with enough stored power to last up to five days. Each bench features two backlit advertising panels, offering an opportunity for strategic partners to engage with students and faculty. Bluebolt manages all aspects of the program, including advertising sales within University approved categories, allowing for additional revenue generation while providing free solar benches to the campus community.

Bluebolt will be continuing their roll out this summer with locations in Arkansas, California, Illinois, and Texas.

About Bluebolt Outdoor LLC

Bluebolt was founded by generational thinkers driven by the goal of pioneering free and sustainable energy solutions. By harnessing their expertise in advertising and the power of the sun, Bluebolt is forging a path towards a greener future. Their mission extends beyond sustainability; they empower educational institutions and municipalities to embrace clean energy initiatives while providing advertisers a platform to reach a captive audience.

As a division of Blue Outdoor, an industry leader in outdoor advertising spanning two decades across the United States, Bluebolt offers tangible solutions for universities and colleges to contribute to energy conservation efforts.

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