Community-Based Solar Power Scheme is National First For Stratford Hospital
Eco2Solar has installed a solar power array at Stratford upon Avon Hospital – the first time a community-based renewable energy project has been installed at an NHS site. The innovative scheme has been put together by local energy co-operative Community Energy Warwickshire and South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust, which runs Stratford and Warwick Hospitals. Eco2Solar was selected as project installer following a detailed competitive tendering process organised by Community Energy Warwickshire. Over two dozen members of Community Energy...
read moreEco2Solar Launch Brand New ‘Solar Powered Blog’
We are pleased to announce the launch of our new web-based blog. We are hoping to use this online tool to help to keep our customers up-to-date with all of the important solar energy topics and we would love you to share your views on our posts. Please do take a look at our first post and let us know what you think!
read moreSolar PV: Areley Kings Village Hall, Worcestershire
Eco2Solar installed this Sharp 4kWp system for the new village hall, in Areley Kings Worcestershire. The use of Solar Panels and the income from the feed in tariff will help lower the running costs of the village hall, allowing it to be used much more by the community. The funds were raised by local people and the panels were unveiled by the MP for the Wyre Forest, Mark...
read moreSidlaw House, Sanctuary Sheltered Housing, Dundee
Eco2Solar installed a large solar thermal system to provide heat for this sheltered housing building in Dundee. The panels are linked to a 1,500 litre twin coil, solar rated hot water cylinder which distributes the hot water to the residents’ rooms. The high efficiency CPC6 solar hot water collectors are manufactured in Germany and are examples of the evacuated tube technology available. They are equipped with reflector fins beneath the tubes which rebound sunlight onto the ...
read moreSt. Johns Primary School, Birmingham
Eco2Solar installed 3 Gasokol Topsol flat plate solar hot water collectors to contribute to the Schools’ hot water demands. Mounted in a valley between two separate roofs, the panels are invisible to anyone on the ground. The only visible elements are a new hot water cylinder in the plant room, which sits alongside an expansion vessel and a pump station to regulate the flow of non-toxic anti-freeze through the system.
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