The Maritime and Coastguard Agency Southampton achieved over £7,500 a year saving through Solar PV

Customer’s objective: Choose a greener energy source and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
In line with objectives of their Dover-based operation, The Maritime and Coastguard Agency in Southampton, Hampshire, wanted to meet its Greening Government Commitments by installing solar panels for its future electricity needs. Infinity Energy Services was selected to design and install a Solar PV system which would considerably reduce the Agency’s greenhouse gas emissions.

A great example of a greener, energy efficient product or service, a Solar PV system offers an excellent Return on Investment (ROI), which was also critical to this installation.

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The solution provides maximum long term performance…

Following a site visit and detailed survey, Infinity Energy Services gained a clear understanding of the customer’s objectives. They installed a Solar Panel system using 270W poly-crystalline panels which come with a 12 year product warranty and a 25 year performance guarantee. These panels have been awarded Tier 1 status by Bloomberg Energy Finance, the highest ranking possible, which provides customers with confidence in their quality and long term performance.

ANNUAL ELECTRICITY BILL SAVING £7,940

PROFIT AFTER 20 YEARS £269,547
PROJECT PAYBACK 7 years

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“We were able to achieve the customer’s objectives, giving them an annual saving of over £7,900 on their previous electricity bill and an incredible profit after 20 years of more than £269,000.”

David Lewis, Infinity Energy

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