Major solarPV project serves industrial park

04 March, 2015

Sun Edison, H2 Eco, solarPV, photo voltaic

Nearly 350 kW of electricity can be produced by this major solarPV installation on the roofs of three buildings at Wynford Industrial Park in Romsey, Hampshire. There are 16 individual systems comprising 1247 panels. These Sun Edison panels were installed by regional partner H2 Eco.

The electricity generated is provided to the tenants of Wynford Properties while claiming the feed-in tariff itself.

Mike Stephenson, director of H2 Eco, said, ‘By year four, more than half of the investment will have been paid back — even more still if the landlord were to charge for the electricity supply.’

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