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We're attending London on April 29-30! 🌞

Join me at one of the UK's most important renewable energy expos. Bringing together 8,000+ attendees, 150+ exhibitors, 250+ speakers and more.

Register for your free expo pass here:
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Great Install in Hoxton. So proud of our team. Fronius rules.

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Proud to be part of IAA and become MCS certified.
Big thank you to all involved.

Now this is on another level....

International firm BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group and London-based Heatherwick Studio have completed a triplet of lightweight, long-span structures for the technology company Google.

The buildings feature concave roofs clad in 50,000 photovoltaic panels - a ‘solar skin’ that absorbs the California sun and transforms its energy into electrical power for the new campus supporting thousands of users.

Let this movement start in London too.

Save money on your electricity bills with our GivEnergy battery solution!

Capture night-time energy and power your home during the day for just 9.5p per kWh - that's a saving of 31.61p per kWh compared to daytime rates on the same tariff.

With an annual potential saving of over £1,150, adding PV (solar) to your battery order makes it an even better investment.

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Get green and clean energy for your home. Call us today to discuss how we can help.

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Households to be paid to cut energy use today - are you eligible? | ITV News The National Grid's scheme entitles some households with smart meters to discounts if they temporarily cut their use of electricity. | ITV National News