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AxFlow, based in Slough, wanted to improve their site’s sustainability and provide convenient charging options for staff and visitors driving electric vehicles. As part of their ongoing commitment to reducing carbon emissions, they sought a reliable, cost-effective EV charging solution.
A large cold storage facility, located in a rural area, faced significant challenges in meeting its substantial energy demands due to its reliance on the national grid.
A large grain storage facility, initially looking to reduce operational energy costs and increase energy efficiency, decided to invest in renewable energy by installing a solar PV system. The farm was looking to future-proof its energy requirements while reducing its carbon footprint.
A chicken farm in Kent was facing rising energy costs and increasing dependence on grid-supplied electricity to operate its facilities. The farm needed a reliable and sustainable energy solution to power its chicken sheds, which require a consistent supply of electricity for heating, lighting, and ventilation. To address these challenges, the farm turned to solar energy.
Blue Renewables is excited to announce its participation in Farm Expo 2025, taking place on March 5th at the Kent Showground. As a leader in renewable energy solutions for the agricultural sector, Blue Renewables will be showcasing how farms and rural enterprises can reduce costs, improve efficiency, and enhance sustainability through clean energy technologies.
Between 1 April and 30 June 2025, the energy price cap is set at £1,849 per year for a typical household energy bill, reflecting a 6.4% increase from the previous cap of £1,738. While this figure applies to households, the rising cost of energy has significant implications for businesses, particularly those struggling with escalating utility bills and operational expenses.
In December 2024, the government released the Clean Power 2030 Action Plan, outlining the nation’s strategy for a cleaner, more sustainable energy future. This ambitious plan sets out the key goals and policies designed to accelerate the transition to renewable energy, reduce carbon emissions, and ensure a secure and affordable electricity supply for all.
As the UK moves toward its 2030 targets, the plan provides a roadmap for businesses, energy providers, and consumers to contribute to a greener, more resilient power system.
As the UK transitions towards a greener future, renewable energy solutions like solar power are playing an increasingly vital role in achieving sustainability targets. For agricultural landowners, solar energy presents an opportunity to generate clean electricity, reduce operational costs, and contribute to national energy security. However, concerns about land use, landscape aesthetics, and food production require thoughtful consideration. By exploring innovative alternatives and strategic solutions, we can strike a balance between green energy ambitions and agricultural priorities.