5kW Solar PV & Battery Installation, Lixwm
Installation of 12 Trina solar panels, Solis Inverter, and GivEnergy battery storage in a modernised bungalow in Licswm, North Wales.
Case Studies tagged with Renewable Energy
4.5kW Solar PV Installation, Flintshire
Flintshire bungalow gets a green upgrade with Trina panels & Solis inverter, enhancing sustainability and aesthetic appeal.
54kW Solar & Battery Installation for 12 Properties, Corwen
12 residential properties underwent an eco-friendly transformation with the integration of Trina 375W GSE in-roof solar panels.
Retrofit Installation of 53 Hybrid Air Source Heat Pumps, Anglesey
In September we secured second place at the 2023 National Energy Efficiency Awards for our outstanding project involving hybrid air source heat pumps.
23.9kW Solar PV installation, Afonwen Craft & Antique Centre
Afonwen Craft & Antique Centre’s 23.9kW solar panel installation in North Wales saves 3.92 tonnes of CO2 annually, with an estimated 3.5yr ROI
5kW Air Source Heat Pump Installation, Anglesey
In response to the growing demand for sustainable heating solutions, we recently completed the installation of an air source heat pump & cylinder in Dulas, North Wales.
3.36kW Solar PV & Battery Installation, Brecon
A recent project involved the installation of ten high-efficiency 420W solar panels on a property situated in the picturesque town of Brecon, Powys.
7,6kW Bespoke Solar System, Crewe
We recently completed a bespoke installation of 18 Trina Solar Panels, using both in-roof and flat roof mounts to a property in Cheshire. This dual installation approach helped maximise solar energy capture, reducing costs and the homeowner’s carbon footprint.
125kW Solar PV Installation for Ysgol Cedewain, Newtown
This state of the art school in Newtown will now be able to harness the power of the sun with its 125kW solar roof installed by our team of engineers.
253kW Solar PV Installation for Tweedmill Shopping Outlet
A recent installation of a 253kW solar panel system on the roof of Tweedmill Shopping Outlet in North Wales. The system is estimated to generate 200,000 kWh of clean energy, saving 40.3 tonnes of carbon a year.
