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Solarsense is the UK’s leading renewable energy company. We are an employee owned B Corporation and provide a range of complimentary clean energy solutions that deliver financial savings, carbon reductions and energy independence for clients in all industry sectors.
Address
Unit 1ATweed Road Industrial Estate
Clevedon
Bristol
BS21 6RR
United Kingdom
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Supporting Documents
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Brothers Drinks approached Solarsense to design and install a solar PV system to power its manufacturing facility in Somerset, where it produces much loved brands BabyCham and Brothers Cider.
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MC Group approached Solarsense to conduct a feasibility study to determine the amount of solar energy they could generate at their transport depots in Southampton and Hythe.
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This installation is one of the UK’s largest local authority-owned solar carports. Covering around 60 parking spaces, the steel carport structure has been mounted with a series of solar panels.
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As well as improving the ESG credentials of their factory, the solar PV system installed for Alderman Tooling is estimated to generate a net profit of more than £3.2million over the next 25-years.
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Orchard Street approached Solarsense to assess the feasibility of installing solar panels for the sites within their property portfolio. One of the sites included the Lidl supermarket site in Slough.
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Solarsense has installed a flat roof solar panel array at the Bristol Bears Rugby Training Facility to reduce the sites’ carbon footprint and reliance on buying electricity from the National Grid.
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King’s School and their partners Control Energy Costs (CEC) approached Solarsense to design, install and maintain a solar PV system for their new Sports Centre.
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Solarsense has been working with Renishaw Plc on their on-going clean energy projects since 2015 including on-roof solar panels, ground-mounted solar PV and solar carports.