Centreco deliver sixteen thousand tonnes of CO2 savings in two months

Centreco (UK) Limited, the leading solar energy system provider to businesses in the U.K. have delivered new installations across June and July which will save 16,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions over the next 25 years for its clients, a number equivalent to over 36 million miles driven by an average passenger car.

Having worked across 12 projects throughout the U.K. in this time, Centreco continue to provide solutions to increasing environmental pressures facing supply chains and the ever mounting environmental, sustainability and governance challenges faced by U.K. business.

With the added driver of commercial electricity price inflation now really hitting higher end users of electricity such as companies in manufacturing, production, fabrication and processing a solar energy system has never been as attractive as it is presently to combat power cost and insulate from future energy price hikes.

Centreco’s recent installations are delivering an average fixed forward electricity price at 3.7 pence per kilowatt hour over the 25 year period, which compares with average rates exceeding 30.0 pence per kilowatt hour on the grid supplied business energy market across June and July 2022.

Jon Williams, Managing Director at Centreco commented “Centreco have invested in infrastructure, resources and high quality installation staff to meet the increasing demand for our solar systems. We are pleased to see the uplift in our delivery bringing a positive impact by reducing our client’s environmental footprints and yielding real cost savings in their operations.

It has been a strong start to our financial year and with further energy price pressures forecast and potentially grid supply issues facing high end users of electricity, the demand profile for our services is forecast to multiply further. Having scaled our operation Centreco are well placed to deliver on the potential of solar energy for our increasing range of clients.

8th August 2022