Immediately following the 2025 Labour Party Conference at the end of September, the UK government announced plans to significantly expand their existing solar scheme to military sites, schools and hospitals across the country.
The scheme, which will bring solar panels to 15 military sites, approximately 50 more schools and over 70 further NHS sites, the government says, will see all cooperating sites save on their energy bills thanks to up to £75 million in funding from Great British Energy (GBE or GB Energy), bringing the total funding up to £255 million.
The expansion will see solar panels and small-scale wind systems installed across selected military sites, including training grounds and operational facilities. These upgrades aim to lower energy costs for public institutions, strengthen on-site energy resilience, and enable savings to be reinvested into essential services across the public sector.
Paul Winter Consulting Ltd
Immediately following the 2025 Labour Party Conference at the end of September, the UK government announced plans to significantly expand their existing solar scheme to military sites, schools and hospitals across the country.
The scheme, which will bring solar panels to 15 military sites, approximately 50 more schools and over 70 further NHS sites, the government says, will see all cooperating sites save on their energy bills thanks to up to £75 million in funding from Great British Energy (GBE or GB Energy), bringing the total funding up to £255 million.
The expansion will see solar panels and small-scale wind systems installed across selected military sites, including training grounds and operational facilities. These upgrades aim to lower energy costs for public institutions, strengthen on-site energy resilience, and enable savings to be reinvested into essential services across the public sector.
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