PV

The Met Office has awarded the contract to design and install a 250kWp solar PV array at its Exeter-based HQ to local installer, Sun Gift solar.

The Abrahams family have been harnessing the power of the sun for three generations to help them grow grain, rape and bean in the countryside of Saffron Walden.

A Cornish church has installed a 7.68kWp system on its roof to help reduce the church’s escalating electricity bills.

A traditional Kentish cheesemaker has turned to Dartford-based renewable company, Enevis, to help reduce its impact on the environment by installing a variety of renewable technologies on-site.

The general malaise engulfing the solar industry at the moment is challenging. It is tempting to blame the current stagnation on Governmental policies. After all, solar has been forced to swallow swingeing feed-in tariff cuts paired with prohibitive new EPC requirements that have constricted the market.

Located in the heart of its own 500-acre farm and woodland in Shropshire, the Manor of Soulton boasts an impressive history.

A Wigan-resident has turned to solar power to help insulate his family from spiraling energy costs and teach his children a vital lesson in renewable energy.

Cherwell Council has installed two large-scale solar arrays to help meet the council’s ambitious sustainable goals.

The University of Wolverhampton Science Park has this month completed a landmark solar photovoltaic project aimed at reducing the centre’s carbon emissions and promoting low carbon technologies.

Local installer SunGift Solar has completed a multi-roof PV system on a Devon sailing club. The installed arrays will see Exe Sailing Club generate enough energy to provide almost all of its electricity needs and help them take a significant step towards achieving their dream of becoming a self-sustainable business.