Solar PV Arrays
Jersey Dairy Solar Array. In September 2020 we sealed a second partnership to generate another half a million units a year of local solar power when we signed a 25-year lease to install and operate a solar photovoltaic (PV) array the roof of
Jersey Dairy and Jersey Electricity partner in solar power project
Jersey Dairy and Jersey Electricity are excited to announce that they have sealed a partnership to generate another half a million units a year of local solar power. The Royal Court has granted
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Who installed the largest commercial solar installation in Jersey?
SunWorks was contracted by Jersey Electricity to install the Channel Islands' largest solar installation at Jersey Dairy, a total of 1,516 Solar panels. This saw the start of JE's lease scheme for commercial building owners and enabled SunWorks to deliver a world-class commercial solar installation in Jersey.
What happened to solar in Jersey (at SunWorks)?
Despite the global Pandemic, solar continued to grow at SunWorks in Jersey. In 2021, the company moved its headquarters to St Helier Business Park and was able to install solar panels there.
Who is SolarEdge?
SolarEdge is an industry leader and is at the core of SunWorks' product offering. SunWorks is the only trusted installer located in Jersey listed on the SolarEdge website. Find out more about SolarEdge and their unique, cutting-edge solar technology.
How many kWh will Jersey's solar array generate?
The 1,311 square metres, 255kWp array is expected to generate over 240,000 units a year - enough to power 33 Jersey homes using an average 7,300 units (kWhs) a year. It's the third solar array to feed directly on to the grid.
Why is solar important in Jersey?
Solar is a vital component of modern homes in Jersey, contributing to the state's renewable energy and energy management. For those focused on the bottom line, solar serves as a safeguard against rising grid electricity costs.
What happened to Jersey electricity?
The first SunWorks project was completed for Jersey Electricity at the La Collette Energy Division building. After moving to Regus Offices in St. Helier, the company's capacity for installation significantly increased. This year, 41 installations were completed, bringing the total number of SunWorks solar sites on the island to over 115.