She took the Enmax Energy Challenge and posted photos illustrating how she strives for a brighter energy future. Other JSCY members including Anagha Devkota and teacher Adam Robb helped with the submission.
If Payant wins, the solar panels will be used in the new Jasper Joint School Facility and be one of the building’s numerous energy-saving and sustainability initiatives.
In addition to the solar panels, Payan would also receive $2,000 and a cruiser bike. All five finalists received $100 to donate to a charity of their choice.
So far, Payant’s entry has received more than 700 votes and she’s happy with the support. As of now, she’s in first place, but another competitor is close behind.
“I just figured that getting solar panels would be pretty cool and I didn’t really expect so much support from everyone.”
Voters can cast a ballot once a day until Feb. 12. To view Payant’s entry and vote for her, search Enmax Energy Challenge of Facebook and accept the app. This link will also take you directly to the contest’s page: .
