solar digest for the latest solar industry news Aviva has invested in solar roof systems for three of its offices in the UK. The solar panels will enable Aviva to save energy, which is in line with the organisation’s commitment to reduce its carbon emissions.
Anglian Water has stepped up its use of renewable energy with 5 new solar farms on its sites. The solar farms will produce 1.8 million kilowatt hours of energy every year – enough to power 500 homes.
Warrington Borough Council, working in partnership with Golden Gates Housing Trust, has completed its last round of installation of solar photovoltaic panels on 1,515 social homes across the borough.
One thousand solar panels have been installed at a major water treatment works serving Edinburgh and parts of West Lothian - continuing Scottish Water’s switch to renewable energy for the benefit of its customers, the Scottish economy and the environment.
Award winning company, Solar Advanced Systems, have again led the market by completing Europe's most efficient Solar Farm in collaboration with LHW partnership.
Vattenfall, the European energy company, has generated electricity for the first time at a prototype solar power project in Wales. The power was produced late on Thursday 24 March from what is Vattenfall’s first large scale solar array.
In 2015, EvoEnergy won the tender with building contractor, DSP Construction Management, to install a 2.1 MWp solar PV system on the rooftop of Aldi’s new regional distribution centre in Bolton, cutting the supermarket’s carbon footprint by almost 1,000 tonnes every year.
EvoEnergy are delighted to announce the completion of the 3.811 MWp rooftop array – which is now fully commissioned and live – installed in Telford (Shropshire) for the Global workplace solutions provider, Lyreco.
Captec, designers and manufacturers of specialist computer platforms, has announced it is now powering its 50,000 square foot Fareham headquarters with solar energy.
Warrington Council, working in partnership with Golden Gates Housing Trust, has completed its last round of installation of solar photovoltaic panels on 1,515 social homes across the borough.