Wind Developer Offers College Scholarships

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Boston-based First Wind, Hawaii’s main wind energy developer, is offering scholarships to high-school seniors, Smart Grid News reports.

As part of the 2012 program, as many as 15 one-time awards will be granted to students within host communities in Hawaii, Maine, New York, Utah, Vermont, Washington and the company’s home state of Massachusetts. 

The one-time scholarships are worth $3,000. An additional scholarship will be awarded for $5,000 for up to four years. 

More information can be found on First Wind’s website.


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