HBS, GIG starts the commercial operation of the 11.6 MW Grafham Water Solar Scheme project in Huntingdonshire

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HBS New Energies (HBS) and Macquarie’s Green Investment Group (GIG) has announced the successful connection and completion of the 11.65 MW Grafham Water Solar Scheme, covering 2 miles of land in Huntingdonshire, Cambridgeshire, England.

Funded by a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) structured by GIG, the onsite renewable energy source will meet over 26% of Grafham Water’s energy consumption and reduce site carbon emissions by around 3,500 tonnes per year.

Grafham Water Treatment Works (WTW) uses approximately 45 million kilowatt-hours of energy a year to supply clean water across the region to hundreds of thousands of customers. The zero-carbon electricity generated by the solar panels will help power essential water treatment operations through a private wire connection.

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