roofs
Eaga profits to be powered by roofs – The Daily Telegraph
EAGA, the £250m energy effi-ciency company, said it is in talks to access 250,000 roofs for installing solar panels, as it revealed a 10pc increase in full-year pre-tax profits. Giles Sharp, chief financial officer, said he expected Eaga would gain access to 16,000 roofs after the talks with
Eaga seeks sunniest roofs to power profit – The Daily Telegraph
EAGA, the £250m energy efficiency company, said it is in talks to access 250,000 roofs for installing solar panels, as it revealed a 10pc increase in full-year pre-tax profits. Giles Sharp, chief financial officer, said he expected Eaga would gain access to 16,000 roofs after the talks with public
* Millions ‘fit for solar panels’ – Evening Times (Glasgow, UK)
More than 12 million houses across Britain have roofs that could host solar panels, saving hundreds of pounds a year in power bills, according to a new report. British Gas said its study suggested that households with a big roof could save up to pound(s)1,000 a year, as it launched a new solar
Britain’s churches urged to go solar – Daily Post (Liverpool, Uk)
THE UK’s churches and other religious buildings such as mosques could
raise up to pounds 34 million a year by installing solar panels on their roofs,
British Gas suggested yesterday. The company estimates religious centres could generate more than pounds 29
million from feed-in tariffs, which pay
Power of God? Churches urged to cash in with solar panels on roofs – The Scotsman (Edinburgh, Uk)
CHURCHES and mosques could raise up to GBP34 million a year by
installing solar panels on their roofs, an electricity supplier has claimed. British Gas urged religious groups to make the most of the new feed-in
tariff, a scheme that pays households and organisations for electricity from
their
pound(s)34m renewables plan for churches – The Herald (Glasgow, Uk))
CHURCHES and other religious buildings could raise up to pound(s)34
million a year by installing solar panels on their roofs, according to British
Gas. The company estimates religious centres could generate more than pound(s)29m
from “feed-in tariffs”, which pay households and organisations for
Solar Energy Fights for Roof Space
An increasing problem in today’s crowded buildings is finding the best position to fit solar collectors. The two main forms of collectors found on roofs are for water heating (solar thermal) and photovoltaic (solar electricity). If space is short, how can you decide which of these two technologies gets priority?
Area cattle farm awaits word on going solar ; RENEWABLE ENERGY: Gerald and Fred Van Osch have applied to the Ontario Power Authority for a $4.5-million solar installation at their farm – The London Free Press
The long barn roofs of Ontario’s largest cattle operation may
soon support one of the region’s largest farm-based solar
installations. Gerald and Fred Van Osch, partners in a 10,000-head cattle operation
northwest of London, are awaiting final word from the Ontario Power
Authority on an
Letters: The Phillies should go solar – Philadelphia Daily News
I’VE OFTEN wondered why solar panels aren’t placed atop the roofs of
major league baseball parks as it would seem to be a “natural.” You have a roof space of about 250 by 30 yards elevated above any other man-
made structures in the vicinity. A large number of solar panels could be installed atop
‘The roof of the house is going to be a power plant’ Green technology – The Toronto Star
Homebuyers in the Kingsfield subdivision in Oshawa have the
opportunity to generate energy – and income – from their roofs. httpwww.
marshallhomes.ca/ Marshall Homes ENDhas become the first subdivision builder in Ontario to
participate in httpwww.pure-energies.com/home.htmlPure EnergiesEND’
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