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From possibility to an installed system

Real places.
Energy put to work.

Two published projects from Project Better Energy show different uses for solar and charging. Explore the original project accounts and the questions they raise for your own site.

These are credited examples from the group’s portfolio. Home Energy Compare did not deliver these projects and has no confirmed partnership with the group.

Rooftop solar installation at CMS Cepcor
Project Better Energy · CMS Cepcor, Site 1

01 / Commercial solar / April 2023

Make the roof
part of the operation.

Project Better Energy’s published account describes a 131.4 kWp installation with 292 solar modules at CMS Cepcor’s first site.

Published system size
131.4 kWp
Solar modules
292

What this helps you ask

  • How does the roof layout fit the building’s daytime electricity demand?
  • What grid permissions, roof surveys and access arrangements are needed?
  • How will generation be monitored against the proposed output?
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An electric vehicle beside charging infrastructure at a Lawn Tennis Association site
Project Better Energy · Lawn Tennis Association

02 / Destination charging / February 2023

A different kind
of service point.

The group’s account describes a 22 kW dual AC charging installation for the Lawn Tennis Association. It is an example of charging infrastructure at an organisation’s site.

Published charger description
22 kW dual AC
Published installation year
2023

What this helps you ask

  • How long do visitors stay, and how much energy do they need?
  • How is available electrical capacity shared between vehicles?
  • Who manages access, pricing, maintenance and support?
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