Scholarships
W Power Announces 2022 Scholarship Recipients
June 6, 2022, Sacramento, CA – W Power, a California based owner and operator of Community Energy Reliability Centers announced today the recipients of its annual college scholarship program. Students are selected who are majoring in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) studies; exhibit personal or community leadership; demonstrate financial need; and plan to enroll in full-time undergraduate study at an accredited two-year or four-year college, university, or vocational-technical school.
This year’s winners are:
| Recipient | High School | Selected College | College Major |
| Jared Martinez | Delano High School, Delano | Cal Poly SLO | Architectural Engineering |
| Benjamin Chavez | Cesar E. Chavez High School, Delano | CSU Fullerton | Civil Engineering |
| Quan Tran | Magnolia High School, Stanton | Cypress College | Engineering |
“W Power has a strong culture of giving back to the communities in which we do business. As business leaders, we have an obligation to invest in future leaders. We are pleased to be able to assist these worthy high school seniors as they embark upon their college careers and become tomorrow’s leaders”, said Kara Miles – President of W Power. W Power is a California certified woman-and-minority owned business enterprise (“WMBE”) focused on doing business in California’s energy industry. W Power develops, builds, owns, and operates community energy reliability centers (CERC).
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| Quan Tran of Magnolia High School, Stanton | Jared Martinez of Delano High School, Delano |
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| Benjamin Chavez of Cesar Chavez High School, Delano | |
W Power Announces 2021 Scholarship Recipients
July 26, 2021 Sacramento, CA – W Power, a California based owner and operator of Community Energy Reliability Centers announced today the recipients of its annual college scholarship program. Students are selected who are majoring in science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) studies; exhibit personal or community leadership; demonstrate financial need; and plan to enroll in full-time undergraduate study at an accredited two-year or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school.
This year’s winners are:
| Recipient | High School | Selected College | College Major |
| Jandre LaFradez | Delano High School, Delano | Cal Poly State University | Mechanical Engineering |
| Asher Ramirez | Magnolia High School, Stanton | UC Irvine | Computer Science & Engineering |
| Tessa Musser | Rancho Alamitos, Stanton | UCLA | Computer Science |
| Fasha Lennon | Robert F. Kennedy High School, Delano | UC Merced | Computer Engineering/Cyber Security |
| Jorge Miranda | Cesar E. Chavez High School, Delano | CSU San Jose | Electrical Engineering |
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“W Power has a strong culture of giving back to the communities in which we do business. As business leaders, we have an obligation to invest in future leaders. We are pleased to be able to assist these worthy high school seniors as they embark upon their college careers and become tomorrow’s leaders”, said Kara Miles – President of W Power. W Power is a California certified woman-and-minority owned business enterprise (“WMBE”) focused on doing business in California’s energy industry. W Power develops, builds, owns and operates community energy reliability centers (CERC).
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| Jandre LaFradez of Delano High School, Delano | Tessa Musser of Rancho Alamitos High School, Stanton |
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| Asher Ramirez of Magnolia High School, Stanton | |
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W Power Announces 2020 Scholarship Recipients
June 23, 2020 Sacramento, CA – W Power, a California based owner and operator of Community Energy Reliability Centers announced today the recipients of its annual college scholarship program. Students are selected who are majoring in science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) studies; exhibit personal or community leadership; demonstrate financial need; and plan to enroll in full-time undergraduate study at an accredited two-year or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school.
This year’s winners are:
| Recipient | High School | Selected College | College Major |
| Bryan Hernandez | Delano High School, Delano | CSU Sacramento | Civil Engineering |
| Singing Coyote Mesa | Magnolia High School, Stanton | CSU Long Beach | Computer Science |
| Guillermo De La Riva | Rancho Alamitos, Stanton | UC Santa Cruz | Electrical Engineering |
| Jose Cota | Robert F. Kennedy High School, Delano | UC Berkeley | College of Engineering, Undeclared |
“W Power has a strong culture of giving back to the communities in which we do business. As business leaders, we have an obligation to invest in future leaders. We are pleased to be able to assist these worthy high school seniors as they embark upon their college careers and become tomorrow’s leaders”, said Kara Miles – President of W Power. W Power is a California certified woman-and-minority owned business enterprise (“WMBE”) focused on doing business in California’s energy industry. W Power develops, builds, owns and operates community energy reliability centers (CERC).
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| Singing Coyote Mesa of Magnolia High School, Stanton | Guillermo De La Riva of Rancho Alamitos High School, Stanton |
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W Power Now Accepting Scholarships for the 2020/2021 School Year!
February 1, 2020 Sacramento, CA – W Power is proud to announce that we are now accepting applications for the SERC and Delano scholarships for the 2020/2021 school year.
SERC Scholarship Application Packet – 2020
Delano Energy Center, LLC Scholarship Application Packet 2020
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W Power Announces 2019 Scholarship Recipients
May 30, 2019 Sacramento, CA – W Power, a California based owner and operator of Community Energy Reliability Centers announced today the recipients of its annual college scholarship program. The scholarship recipients must be majoring in science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) studies; exhibit personal or community leadership; demonstrate financial need; and plan to enroll in full-time undergraduate study at an accredited two-year or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school.
This year’s winners are:
| Recipient | High School | Selected College | College Major |
| Christian Gonzalez | Delano HS (Delano) | CSU Bakersfield | Computer Engineering |
| Mayra Lara | Cesar E. Chavez HS (Delano) | UC Los Angeles | Civil Engineering |
| Aubrey Jasso | Robert F. Kennedy HS (Delano) | UC Berkeley | Biology/Global Health |
| Tien Le | Magnolia HS (Stanton) | UC Irvine | Civil Engineering |
| Kim Son Le | Rancho Alamitos HS (Stanton) | CSU Long Beach | Mechanical Engineering |
“W Power has a strong culture of giving back to the communities in which we do business. As business leaders, we have an obligation to invest in future leaders. We are pleased to be able to assist these worthy high school seniors as they embark upon their college careers and become tomorrow’s leaders”, said Kara Miles – President of W Power. W Power is a California certified woman-and-minority owned business enterprise (“WMBE”) focused on doing business in California’s energy industry. W Power develops, builds, owns and operates community energy reliability centers (CERC)
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| Rachel Garza of W Power presenting Mayra Lara of Cesar E. Chavez High School with her 2019 scholarship | Rachel Garza of W Power with Aubrey Jasso, the scholarship recipient from Robert F. Kennedy High School | |
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| Kara J. Miles, President of W Power with Magnolia High School Scholarship Recipient Tien Le | Greg Lamberg of W Power with Scholarship Recipient Kim Son Le and Mary Hibbit, Principal of Los Alamitos High School |
W Power Announces 2018 Scholarship Recipients
June 1, 2018 Sacramento, CA – W Power, a California based owner and operator of Community Energy Reliability Centers announced today the recipients of its annual college scholarship program. Students are selected who are majoring in science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) studies; exhibit personal or community leadership; demonstrate financial need; and plan to enroll in full-time undergraduate study at an accredited two-year or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school.
This year’s winners are:
| Recipient | High School | Selected College | College Major |
| Jessica Christine Anderson | Delano High School, Delano | Bakersfield College | Aerospace Engineering |
| Hang Nguyen | Magnolia High School, Stanton | UC Irvine | Biochemical Engineering |
| Titan Ngo | Rancho Alamitos, Stanton | UC San Diego | Computer Science |
“W Power has a strong culture of giving back to the communities in which we do business. As business leaders, we have an obligation to invest in future leaders. We are pleased to be able to assist these worthy high school seniors as they embark upon their college careers and become tomorrow’s leaders”, said Kara Miles – President of W Power. W Power is a California certified woman-and-minority owned business enterprise (“WMBE”) focused on doing business in California’s energy industry. W Power develops, builds, owns and operates community energy reliability centers (CERC).
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| Rachel Garza of W Power
Presenting Jessica Christine Anderson with her 2018 W Power Scholarship |
Kara Miles, President of W Power
Presenting Titan Ngo with his 2018 W Power Scholarship |
W Power Announces 2017 Scholarship Recipients
May 22, 2017 Sacramento, CA – W Power, a California based owner and operator of Community Energy Reliability Centers announced today the recipients of its annual college scholarship program. Students are selected who are majoring in science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) studies; exhibit personal or community leadership; demonstrate financial need; and plan to enroll in full-time undergraduate study at an accredited two-year or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school.
This year’s winners are:
| Recipient | High School | Selected College | College Major |
| Destiny Calderon | Delano High School, Delano | Cal Poly | Architectural Engineering |
| Gerardo Parra | Cesar Chavez , Delano | Cal Poly | Electrical Engineering |
| Jesus Lopez | Cesar Chavez, Delano | UC Irvine | Civil Engineering |
| Raquel Pimental Contreras | Robert Kennedy, Delano | CSU Bakersfield | Petroleum Engineering |
| Uyen Nguyen | Magnolia, Stanton | Cypress College | Business Management |
| Patrick Quach | Rancho Alamitos, Stanton | Cal Poly | Aerospace Engineering |
“W Power has a strong culture of giving back to the communities in which we do business. We are pleased to be able to assist these worthy high school seniors as they embark upon their college careers”, said Kara Miles – President of W Power. W Power is a California certified woman-and-minority owned business enterprise (“WMBE”) focused on doing business in California’s energy industry. W Power develops, builds, owns and operates community energy reliability centers (CERC).
