This document provides case studies for several solar installations by the Solar Cloth Company. It summarizes the key details of installations at Nottingham Harvey Hadden Sports Village, Milton School, Amundsen House, Cambridge Research Park, Heathrow Airport Trumpington Park and Ride. The installations ranged in size from 3.5 kW to 67.2 kW and reduced carbon emissions at each site by 1.5 to 21 tonnes per year. Customers praised the Solar Cloth Company for their professionalism, on-time delivery and energy savings provided by the installations.

1. Installation Case Studies
April 2016
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February 2016

2. Harvey Hadden Sports Village
Nottingham City Council
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Part of Nottingham City Council’s ambitious energy
transformation programme- upgrading the sports
centre to provide state-of-the-art facilities for the
local community, whilst significantly reducing its
carbon footprint.

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• 67.2 kW peak power
• Occupies 40 spaces
• Produces 50,856 kWh/year
• Or 10% of the sports village’s yearly electricity usage
• 21 tonnes of CO2 emissions saved per year
Note: this installation faces North East

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“We engaged SCC as they have a reputation for being the industry leaders
and they proved they were. We received 1st class service and got what we
wanted on time and on budget. The end result is that Nottingham have a
fantastic solution, delivered by people who know their industry and product.”
David Williams, Commercial Development Manager (Energy), Nottingham
City Council

8. Milton School
Cambridgeshire County Council
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• 30 kW peak power
• Produces 30,320 kWh/year
• Or 10% of the school’s yearly electricity usage
• 12 tonnes of CO2 emissions saved per year
• Programme: National RE:FIT programme

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“This programme installation works enables the school to
improve its energy efficiency, enabling us to invest in
learning and provide a sustainable working environment
for the future.”
David Lee, Chair of School Governors, Milton School

11. Amundsen House
Cambridgeshire County Council
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• 50 kWp peak power
• Produces 44,334 kWh/year
• Or 20% of total site demand
• 20.3 tonnes of CO2 emissions saved per year
• Programme: National RE:FIT programme

13. “The team was very pleased with the final
installation. In particular, the CIGS panels
demonstrate an aesthetically appealing solid
black finish that far exceed the look of
conventional silicon panels.”
Miles Messenger, Energy Engineering Manager,
Bouygues Energies and Services UK,
Cambridgeshire County Council

14. Cambridge Research Park
Clearbell Capital
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• 14 kW peak power
• Occupies 15 spaces
• Produces 12,308 kWh/year
• 5 tonnes of CO2 emissions saved per year

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“We love the product and are excited to be the first
in the world, and of course I think it was well
worthwhile to install such a striking car-parking
structure. Sometimes it is not about the financials
but about the beauty and the simplicity of the idea
and the belief in the commitment to green energy.”
Dominic Moore, Asset Management Director,
Clearbell Capital

18. Heathrow Airport
Heathrow Airport and APCOA
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• 3.5 kW peak power
• Produces 3,259 kWh/year
• Or 30% of car wash’s yearly electricity usage
• 1.5 tonnes of CO2 emissions saved per year

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“Many thanks for the successful installation of
the solar panelled car wash canopy at
Heathrow. As our first project together and with
the added complications of being at a major
airport it had the potential for serious mishaps
but was successfully delivered on time and
without any issues. That was mainly due to the
planning and diligence by SCC.”
Philip Wills, Technical Services Project
Manager, Heathrow APCOA

21. Trumpington Park & Ride
Cambridgeshire County Council
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• 10 kW peak power
• Produces 11,004 kWh/year
• Or 20% of total site demand
• 5 tonnes of CO2 emissions saved per year

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We designed a system that was in line with the
energy usage profile for the P&R commuter bus
terminal.
Whilst installing the system, we had a lot of positive
comments and support from commuters. It was clear
to see that the effort of installing clean energy was
getting noticed and appreciated.

24. Thank You
kevin.mcintyre@thesolarclothcompany.com
Office:+44 (0)1223 941020