Sector: Health

An NHS Trust identified solar PV as a key part of its decarbonisation strategy, helping reduce carbon emissions, lower energy costs, and make progress towards NHS Net Zero targets. Like many NHS organisations, the Trust faced the challenge of...

Context The NHS is the largest public sector energy consumer in the UK, responsible for approximately 5% of the country’s total carbon emissions. In response to the escalating climate crisis and rising energy costs, the NHS has committed to...

Our client, an NHS Trust, had solar PV systems installed across 10 buildings by a previous contractor. The systems were commissioned between 2021 and 2022 as part of the Trust’s energy efficiency and carbon reduction programme, with the...

Hospitals are some of the most energy-intensive public buildings in the UK. They operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, supporting critical clinical services, research, and patient care. At the same time, NHS Trusts are under increasing pressure...

Context The NHS faces growing financial pressure driven by rising energy costs, increasing demand for services and the ongoing need to maintain safe, modern clinical environments. Electricity is one of the biggest overheads for healthcare...

The Challenge With rising operational costs and increasing pressure to meet Net Zero targets, NHS Trusts across the UK are seeking ways to reduce both emissions and energy expenditure. Hospitals, in particular, face unique challenges: 24/7 energy...

Project overview Care homes are among the most energy-intensive buildings in the housing sector. Heating, lighting, hot water, and medical equipment must run almost continuously, driving up costs and carbon emissions. Unlike other housing...

Solar PV That Supports Patient Care The challenge: With the NHS under growing pressure from rising energy bills, backlog maintenance, and capital funding constraints, trusts across the UK are being forced to do more with less. The need to...