US EditionSchools and hospitals get £180m solar investment
- Great British Energy announced a £200 million investment for solar panels on schools and NHS sites to save on energy costs and reinvest in services.
- Schools and NHS sites are expected to save an estimated £400 million over 30 years through this solar initiative, according to government officials.
- The first solar panels are projected to be installed by summer 2025, with funding targeting regions in need, particularly in deprived areas.
- The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero stated that the investment aims to provide greater energy security and reduce costs for NHS sites with estimated savings reaching £400 million over 30 years.
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£6.1m investment in Hull Royal Infirmary Hospital site to cut NHS energy bills
"The main focus of this scheme will be to install the solar ports in the Argyle Street car park, which will also allow us to carry out some much needed improvements to the car park itself."
·Hull, United Kingdom
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UK Solar Push Sparks Concerns Over China Reliance and Labour Practices
As the UK accelerates its solar rollout in the race to net zero, questions are growing over the implications of its reliance on China, the world’s largest solar panel producer. The British government has made solar energy a key part of its plan to reach net zero by 2050. Last week, Labour rolled out a £200 million scheme to install rooftop solar panels on 200 NHS sites and 200 schools in England. The initiative is the first major project for Lab…
·New York, United States
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