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Last year, we announced we were joining the UK’s fastest growing renewables business Green Building Renewables. We are excited to announce the next step in this transition.

We are now a part of Green Building Renewables.

Official Norwich City Community Partner

Embedded at the heart of our community, Norwich City Football Club unite us as a city, whether as individuals, families, or businesses.

We are proud to be a Community Partner of the Canaries in their distinctive yellow and green shirts, currently in the EFL Championship.

Our range of renewable energy brands includes Mistubishi, Daikin, Vaillant, Fox Ess, Eco Forest, Tesla Powerwall and Zappi

In February 2023, Green Building Renewables Norwich office was launched following our acquistion of Inspired Renewables. Serving the county of Norfolk and North East Anglia, we are focussed on installing solar in the wider Norfolk area, being committed to providing the very latest renewable energy solutions, including air source heat pumps, ground source heat pumps, solar panels, solar panel batteries and EV charging points.

We recently celebrated our team’s achievements at the prestigious Energy Efficiency Regional Awards, bringing home accolades for the East of England’s Solar PV Installer 2023, Renewable Heat Installer 2023 and also for a commercial installation the Large Project Award 2023 for a large solar project in Norwich.

Norwich is home for over 144,000 inhabitants and sustainability and renewables are at the heart of the Norwich City Council’s pledge in the face of the climate emergency. In their declaration and environemtnal strategy 2020-2025 they are committed to acheiving net zero emissions by 2030.

It works to increase the amount of renewable and low carbon technology it uses within its own buildings and supports communities to save money on thier energy bills too through the installation of solar panels and air source heat pumps. Solar panels can be seen on the Council’s buildings at the Crematorium, Leisure World and Shrub End Depot.

The Local Energy Asset Representation  2021 reveals that Domestic Solar PV met 2.1% of the annual electricity demand in the central Norwich region generating 72GWh.

Norwich City Council has created the Norwich Climate Commission to provide leadership and governance regarding sustainability and integration of renewable technology and have engaged with solar organisations in the past providing solar installations that have reduced carbon emissions by 900 tonnes annually.

The ideal climate and long day time hours in Norfolk have led to large number of solar farms in the Norfolk area. The National Farming Union’s deputy president, Tom Bradshaw, said: “Renewable energy production is a core part of the NFU’s net zero plan and solar projects often offer a good diversification option for farmers.”