Powering Community Spaces: Solar Energy at Humbledon and Plains Farm
Humbledon and Plains Farm, a hub for community activity, sought a sustainable energy solution to reduce operational costs and environmental impact. By investing in a solar energy system, the club has achieved impressive financial and environmental benefits while ensuring energy independence for the future.
The Challenges Faced
As a sports and social club reliant on contracted energy prices, Humbledon and Plains Farm faced rising energy costs that strained their operational budget. The club needed a reliable, long-term solution to lower energy expenses and improve their environmental footprint, all while maintaining their high standard of facilities for members.
The Solar Energy Solution
To meet these goals, the club invested in a solar energy system capable of generating an average of 42,000 kWh annually. This decision provided immediate financial relief and aligned with the club’s commitment to sustainability.
Quick Implementation
From the deposit to the completed installation, the process took just two weeks, with the system installed within three days of the materials arriving on-site.
Energy Output
The solar system generates approximately 42,000 kWh of clean energy per year.
CO₂ Reduction
By adopting solar energy, the club offsets around 8,000 kg of CO₂ emissions annually.
Humbledon Plains Farm Solar Installation
The Results Speak For Themselves
The solar energy system has delivered exceptional outcomes for Humbledon and Plains Farm:
Cost Savings
The club is saving an average of £14,000 annually, leading to projected savings of £291,004.41 over a 25-year period.
Energy Independence
The system has significantly reduced reliance on fluctuating contracted energy prices, ensuring more predictable energy costs.
Sustainability Impact
Offsetting 8,000 kg of CO₂ annually has reinforced the club’s commitment to environmental responsibility.
Don't Just Take Our Word For It...
Now, we're enjoying the benefits of renewable energy and already seeing noticeable savings on our energy bills.
Humbledon and Plains Farm exemplifies how community organisations can benefit from renewable energy solutions. Their investment in solar energy has not only stabilised operational costs but also demonstrated leadership in sustainability within the local community.
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