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From the UK’s longest-established solar installer to aes renewables today
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Banks o’ Dee Sports Club in Aberdeen wanted to reduce rising electricity costs while continuing to invest in its facilities.
With a busy site to run, the club needed a practical way to generate more of its own electricity, reduce reliance on the grid and improve energy resilience.
The project also works alongside energy-efficient LED floodlighting, installed with support from Zero Waste Scotland, to help reduce overall electricity use across the site.
Banks o’ Dee Sports Club now has more control over how electricity is generated, stored and used.
By generating and storing more of its own electricity, the club can reduce running costs and support daily operations with more confidence.
Sports clubs often use energy across busy sites, shared spaces and lighting systems.
For Banks o’ Dee Sports Club, solar PV, battery storage and efficient lighting work together to reduce grid reliance and improve resilience. The result is a practical energy system that supports the club’s facilities, people and wider community role.
