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From inception to completion

Discover our latest renewable energy projects and how we are helping our customers,
residential and commercial, reduce their carbon footprint.

So far in 2021...

kW capacity installed

kg carbon saved

trees planted

Wirtgen Group

In 2018, The Wirtgen Group UK officially opened their new UK headquarters in Newark, Nottinghamshire – a new 5,500 sqm head office building across a 9-acre site to support the continued growth of the business, which has now trebled in size.

At Wirtgen, sustainability plays an essential role in its growing operations and goals. which continues to focus on reducing the environmental impact of our own operations and products.

Neptune HQ

Neptune is one of the UK’s largest furniture companies. With stores and offices up and down the country, they are leaders in beautiful homemaking.

Neptune is on a mission to reduce their environmental impact and we were more than happy to help. This impressive 200 kW solar panel system we’ve just installed on their HQ in Wiltshire will offset over 42 tonnes of CO2 each year!

Superior Wellness

Superior Wellness is Europe’s largest hot tub distributor. They support a growing network of dedicated partners across the UK, USA and Europe.

We were delighted to support their journey to sustainable energy production.

Eco Barn Conversion

The owners of this old piggery have taken a blank canvas and turned it into ‘the house they always wanted’.

The 4-bedroom bungalow features in-roof solar panels, battery storage and a ground-source heat pump. Next, the owners plan to install an electric vehicle chargepoint, linked to their solar panels, to provide free fuel for their car!

Glebe Farm

The 50 kW solar panel installation at Glebe Farm has become an attraction in its own right, serving as a talking point for the many families that visit.

As well as generating their own free energy, Glebe Farm can sell some of their electricity to independent on-site tenants and use the funds to help keep the farm running.