Solar for Schools (SFS) is a UK-wide programme offering partly or fully funded solar panel projects, with all or most costs covered on a school’s behalf. It is open to schools of all governance types, geographic locations and student numbers … Continue reading →
The UK Federation of Master Builders, based in Coventry, has published an extensive and detailed review of solar panels with advice on how to select those most appropriate for your needs, a list of solar panel efficiency by UK region … Continue reading →
Read the Prospectus below or download PDF here Journey to the clean green future The Road Map to a Brighter Future 2014 Government report indicated the potential for 250,000 hectares of flat, south facing commercial roofs for solar panel installations, … Continue reading →
Coventry City Council and solar partner Ineco Energy Limited [1] have this week begun installing over 5000 rooftop photovoltaic solar panels across 41 Coventry City Council public buildings. Phase 1, which is funded by Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS) grants, … Continue reading →
On 7 April Councillor Jim O’Boyle submitted a proposal to the City Council Cabinet to add solar panels to the roofs of 39 public buildings at a cost of £1.26 million and thereby potentially saving over £900 thousand over the … Continue reading →
The Solar Schools project was run by 10:10 Climate Action from 2012 to 2016. They worked with 80 schools from Stockton-on-Tees to the Scilly Isles who used crowdfunding to raise £723,000 and install 2370 panels. That adds up to 3,894 … Continue reading →
Solar & Storage Live is the UK’s largest renewable energy exhibition focussing on solar, energy and battery storage, as well as EVs and EV Infrastructure. Over 4,000 visitors will attend the 3-day exhibition being exposed to 100+ exhibitors and 200+ … Continue reading →
Technological advancements have provided us with clean and renewable ways to reduce our dependence on fossils fuel. Solar power is one of them along with other familiar types like hydropower, wind, and geothermal sources. Solar panels are at the heart … Continue reading →