Causeway Hospital
The Causeway Hospital, in collaboration with the NHS and TRE Energy, features a substantial 1276.5 kW solar power system composed of 2,300 high-efficiency 555W panels. In its first year alone, this system is projected to generate an impressive 1,000,786 kWh of clean energy, resulting in a significant carbon offset of 330,259 kg. Over 25 years, accounting for a yearly efficiency loss of 0.8%, the array is expected to produce a remarkable 22,758,798 kWh of energy, leading to a total carbon offset of 7,510,403 kg, assuming grid CO2 levels remain constant. This project underscores the NHS's commitment to sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint.
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Justin Smyth
Domestic customer Justin has selected TRE Energy to install a 5.5 kW solar photovoltaic (PV) system, consisting of 17 high-efficiency 325W panels. This system is projected to generate 4,546 kWh of clean energy in its first year, resulting in a carbon offset of 1,801 kg. Over 25 years, assuming grid CO2 levels remain constant, the system is expected to offset a total of 42,173 kg of carbon emissions. This installation highlights Justin’s commitment to renewable energy, contributing to both environmental sustainability and energy savings.
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Treetops Farm
One of our flagship installations is the McCrea Milk Farm project in Claudy. This project features a robust 150.08kW solar power system composed of 296 high-efficiency 460 watts - 328no = 150,080kWp panels with a substantial 110kWh of battery storage. Additionally, the installation includes three cutting-edge solar hot water devices, maximising the use of solar energy for heating needs. Annually, this system delivers an impressive 84,350 kWh of solar input, significantly reducing carbon footprints and promoting energy independence.
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Compass Windows & Doors
Compass Windows & Doors, a leading manufacturer of timber, aluminium, PVCu, and alu-clad windows and doors for both residential and commercial sectors, partnered with TRE Energy to install a 500.31 kW solar power system. This installation features 918 highefficiency 545W panels and is projected to generate 386,444 kWh of clean energy in its first year, resulting in a substantial carbon offset of 127,526 kg. Over 25 years, even accounting for a yearly efficiency loss of 0.8%, the array is expected to produce 8,788,091 kWh of energy, leading to a total carbon offset of 2,900,070 kg, assuming grid CO2 levels remain constant.
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Stena line Belfast
Stena Line, one of the world’s largest ferry operators specialising in both freight and travel, is committed to sustainability across the planet, human welfare, and business operations. In partnership with TRE Energy, Stena Line has installed a 30.26 kW solar power system featuring 89 high-efficiency 340W panels. This installation is projected to generate 28,309 kWh of clean energy in its first year, resulting in a carbon offset of 9,172 kg annually. Over 25 years, accounting for a yearly efficiency loss of 0.8%, the system is expected to produce 662,929 kWh of energy, leading to a total carbon offset of 214,789 kg assuming grid CO2 levels remain constant.
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Aldi Ardee
Aldi Supermarket in Ardee has integrated a 17.94 kW solar power system in partnership with TRE Energy. This installation comprises 52 high-efficiency 345W panels and is expected to generate 16,783 kWh of clean energy in its first year, resulting in a carbon offset of 5,438 kg annually. Over 25 years, accounting for a yearly efficiency loss of 0.8%, the array is projected to produce 393,025 kWh of energy, leading to a total carbon offset of 127,340 kg, assuming grid CO2 levels remain constant. This successful pilot project was so effective that Aldi has decided to expand the systems to 80 kWp each across multiple stores. TRE Energy has now fitted solar power systems in Aldi locations including Douglas, Ballina, Dunshaughlin, Clonakilty, Caherciveen, Newbridge, Tuam, Ardee, Mountbellow, Killarney, Kanturk, Carrigaline, Cabra, Ballyhaunis, and Athenry.
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Bradley’s Centra Maghera
Bradley’s Centra Maghera, a well-established petrol station, partnered with TRE Energy to tackle rising energy costs and protect the business from future electricity price spikes. TRE Energy designed a bespoke solar power system featuring panels with three orientations—South, East, and West. This setup allows the shop to harness direct sunlight throughout the day, from morning to evening. The system has proven highly effective, generating over 70,240 kWh in its first year of operation, significantly insulating the business from the energy cost surge experienced in 2023.
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Mid Ulster Hospital
Featuring an extensive 211.68 kW solar power system comprised of 378 high-efficiency 560W panels. In its first year alone, this system is projected to generate 182,378 kWh of clean energy, resulting in a substantial carbon offset of 60,185 kg. Over 25 years, even accounting for a yearly efficiency loss of 0.8%, the array is expected to produce an impressive 4,147,445 kWh of energy, translating to a total carbon offset of 1,368,657 kg, assuming grid CO2 levels remain constant. This project in collaboration with the NHS will benefit both staff and patients.
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Roe Park
Roe Park, an award-winning golf and spa resort, has enhanced its sustainability efforts through a 118.660 kW solar power system. This installation includes 349 high-efficiency 340W panels and is expected to generate 104,175 kWh of clean energy in its first year, resulting in a significant carbon offset of 23,321 kg annually. Over 25 years, with a yearly efficiency loss of 0.8% factored in, the array is projected to produce 2,286,774 kWh of energy, leading to a total carbon offset of 763,128 kg assuming grid CO2 levels remain constant.
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Drennan Business Park
TRE Energy has implemented a 507.5 kW solar power system consisting of 875 high- efficiency 580W panels. This system generates clean energy for multiple businesses within the park. In its first year, the system is projected to produce 395,209 kWh of clean energy, resulting in a significant carbon offset of 130,419 kg. Over 25 years, even with a yearly efficiency loss of 0.8%, the array is expected to produce an impressive 8,987,430 kWh of energy, leading to a total carbon offset of 2,965,852 kg, assuming grid CO2 levels remain constant. This project highlights the commitment to sustainability and reducing the carbon footprint for all businesses within the Drennan Business Park.
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T Met Armagh
T-Met, a leader in scrap metal recycling, new steel, and car parts, has partnered with TRE Energy to implement a 163.5 kW solar power system composed of 300 high-efficiency 545W panels. This system is projected to produce 126,630 kWh of clean energy in its first year, resulting in a significant carbon offset of 41,788 kg. Over 25 years, even accounting for a yearly efficiency loss of 0.8%, the array is expected to generate 2,879,687 kWh of energy, leading to a total carbon offset of 950,297 kg, assuming grid CO2 levels remain constant. This project underscores T-Met's commitment to sustainability, enhancing its environmentally-friendly operations in the scrap metal recycling and automotive industries while drastically reducing it’s energy costs.
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