“The SolShare system seems to be a much fairer solution as the energy generated by the building can be shared equally to help our residents to keep their electricity costs down rather than going back to the grid,” says Joanna Davoile, executive director (assets) at Wales & West Housing. But there’s another, structural benefit to the communal solar system. That’s a significant chunk off in a cost of living crisis.
Given current average electricity costs in the UK of 34p/kWh, that means each flat stands to save between £390 to £530 (€438 to €595) a year. The rooftop system has the potential to meet 55 to 75 per cent of each flat’s electricity demand.īased on the average use of 18,000 kWH to 2,400 kWh for a one-bed flat, Allume Energy estimates that this translates to an electricity bill saving of around 50 per cent. How does the solar technology benefit residents? From Scotland to Sweden: How smart cities are helping residents save energy.Welcome to the Milan apartments where 300 humans live in harmony with 21,000 trees.
0 kommentar(er)
