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Solar on Amberley Museum’s Connected Earth Building – Connecting to the Sun Pays Off!

Solar on Amberley Museum’s Connected Earth Building – Connecting to the Sun Pays Off!

by Atlanta Cook | Jun 16, 2021 | Blog, old projects

BEC Solar at Amberley Museum – the equivalent of planting 1500 trees a year! Brighton Energy partners with Amberley Museum in West Sussex to provide museum with bountiful amounts of clean energy.  The 200 solar panels (45kW) at Amberley save the equivalent of...
Brighton Energy Co-op & Bolney Wine Estate – Converting Sunshine into Wine in More Ways Than One

Brighton Energy Co-op & Bolney Wine Estate – Converting Sunshine into Wine in More Ways Than One

by Will Cottrell, Chairman, Brighton Energy Coop | Mar 16, 2021 | old projects

Nestled in the Sussex countryside, Bolney Wine Estate is an award winning English wine producer. Guided by nature, sustainability is a key part of their ethos.  Brighton Energy Coop installed a 59kWp PV array on the roofs of the new winery & the main building in...
RT Page is a distribution firm in Barnham, offering transport services across the UK & abroad

RT Page is a distribution firm in Barnham, offering transport services across the UK & abroad

by Will Cottrell, Chairman, Brighton Energy Coop | Feb 9, 2019 | old projects

RT Page uses BEC Solar to Run Cleaner and Cheaper System: kWp Expected generation KWH/pa CO2 Saved KG/pa RTPage   RT Page is a distribution firm in Barnham, offering transport services across the UK & abroad. Our new PV system covers two of RT Page’s main...
Infinity Foods uses BEC Solar to Run Cleaner and Cheaper

Infinity Foods uses BEC Solar to Run Cleaner and Cheaper

by Will Cottrell, Chairman, Brighton Energy Coop | Feb 9, 2019 | old projects

Infinity Foods uses BEC Solar to Run Cleaner and Cheaper kWp Saved on Infinity's electricity bill this year (£) Bisol BMU 260W Solar Panels Infinity Foods is the largest distrubutor of whole foods in Europe, with an annual turnover of more than £25m. Their...
Community Energy SolarPV powers Maidstone FC’s ground, helping the Stones go green

Community Energy SolarPV powers Maidstone FC’s ground, helping the Stones go green

by Will Cottrell, Chairman, Brighton Energy Coop | Feb 9, 2019 | old projects

Community Energy powers Maidstone FC's ground, helping the Stones go green kWp Shinetime Xtp6-60 Solar Panels Saved on the clubs's electricity bill each year (£) Maidstone United work with Brighton Energy Coop to house solar panels on the roof of buildings at the...
Solar PV at The Big Lemon Bus Depot – Solar energy powering the UK’s first solar electric buses!

Solar PV at The Big Lemon Bus Depot – Solar energy powering the UK’s first solar electric buses!

by Will Cottrell, Chairman, Brighton Energy Coop | Feb 9, 2019 | old projects

Solar PV at The Big Lemon Bus DepotSolar energy powering the UK’s first solar electric buses. A Major Centre for Renewable EnergyBEC’s solar PV support the Port in becoming a major centre for renewable energy Community-owned Solar PVOur solar systems save the...
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