Case Studies

This system was installed by Engensa, for Imperial College graduate Paul, who lives in Maidenhead.

Engensa recently installed the UK’s first micro-converter, a new technology that enables millions of otherwise unsuitable roofs to be used for solar PV by eliminating many of the problems associated with shading. The inverter was manufactured by SolarEdge, an Israeli-based leader in PV power optimization.

EvoEnergy has installed the largest solar power system in the East Midlands, and one of the largest projects in the country since the Government’s feed-in tariff was introduced, on the roof of Nottingham-based builders’ merchants, John A. Stephens.

The Seniors, a family of four with two young children, wanted to reduce their reliance on external utilities and decided to do so by installing renewable energy sources. By installing solar photovoltaics and solar thermal systems, the Seniors were able to reduce their contribution to CO2 emissions.

The McKenna family, who have already gone to great lengths to improve the energy efficiency of the their home by installing cavity wall and loft insulation and fitting a solar thermal system, approached Eco Environments in order to add solar photovoltaics into the mix.

Greenfield Holdings was retained through Williams Southern, one of Sainsbury`s main contractors, to source and deliver a solar system which was to be installed onto the roof at the Darnley PFS which is part of The Darnley Supermarket in Glasgow.

JSC Installations designed this system for the Yates family home in Lymm, Cheshire since the family wanted to generate as much renewable power as possible (about 50% of their household requirements.)

Worthy Farm, home to Britain’s most famous music festival, Glastonbury, is now also known for its new solar photovoltaic array, installed on top of one of its cowsheds.

One of the UK's largest installations of photovoltaic (PV) cells on a historic building has been fitted to the roof of the National Trust's carriage museum at Arlington Court near Barnstaple in Devon.

Larkfleet Group companies Lark Energy and FE Peacock Construction have completed a solar photovoltaics installation at Limes Farm in Bourne, Lincolnshire.