Grant renewables installed in hostel for homeless
The Battery Street Hostel for Signpost Housing is a 46-bed homeless hostel situated in the Stonehouse area of Plymouth, built to provide housing for some of the city’s most vulnerable people. Completed in July 2011 and located just off Union Street, the building replaced the Ship Hostel, which didn’t [...]
Primary school cuts costs with Vortex boiler house
Crowenstown National School, one of the oldest primary schools in Ireland, founded in 1841, has installed the very latest Grant Vortex Pro Condensing boiler house boiler, to help cut energy costs. The original building was demolished in 1938, replaced with the current school which has three classrooms, a staff room [...]
Green heating for 18th century estate
A historic Derbyshire country house, set in over 300 acres of trees and parkland is captivating visitors with its green approach to heating, by prominently displaying Grant Renewables in its gardens. The magnificent family owned Locko Estate is the current ancestral home of the Drury-Lowe family. It dates back to [...]
Waveney District Council benefits with Grant Solar
Waveney District Council’s Manor Court sheltered housing scheme in Lowestoft, has not only increased the efficiencies of energy usage through the use of renewable technologies from Grant UK, but is also generating revenue from the production of electricity via the Governments’ ‘Feed-in Tariff’ (FIT) scheme. The Council in conjunction with [...]
Grant plays important role with BES initiative
As part of the Birmingham Energy Savers (BES) initiative, Grant Solar PV (photovoltaic) Systems have been installed to a number of Family Housing Association homes in Carlisle Street. Birmingham Energy Savers (formerly the New Green Deal) has many objectives but primarily seeks to create local employment opportunities around the low [...]
Local Authority upgrades sheltered housing with Grant
Sheltered housing schemes in Archway Gardens and Willow Road featuring renewable products from Grant UK, have been instrumental in helping Stroud District Council (which won the prestigious 2010 Green Energy Award for being the South West’s most proactive Local Authority), with its green housing energy initiative. The award recognises the [...]
Grant Renewables provide solution for Grade II building
The Sail Loft, a Grade II listed building in Cowes on the Isle of Wight has undergone a major refurbishment to provide open plan office space for a charity which is looking to expand. To make the building as energy efficient as possible, a range of renewable technologies from Grant [...]
Grant Solar PV meets Thames Valley Housing challenge
Thames Valley Housing Association (TVHA) homes in Philps Close, High Wycombe set Grant UK and MCS approved installers Central Heating Services with quite a challenge with their requirements for solar PV (photovoltaic) systems. The five general rented units are ‘all-electric’ properties; the objective of the retrofit programme for TVHA was [...]
A green facelift for Ashton Mill
Nestled amongst trees and green fields in the rural Wiltshire village of Steeple Ashton, is Ashton Mill, a beautiful detached stone barn conversion. This distinctive property is home to Dave Ruddle of Ashton Joinery and his wife, Lee. The four bedroom two bathroom home has been undergoing renovation work for [...]
Green living for States of Guernsey Housing
Guernsey Housing Association has specified Grant Solar Thermal Systems on a development of 58 high spec eco-properties in St Sampson. The houses on the Sir John Leale Avenue development, Victoria Avenue, have been designed with many energy saving features, to ensure highly efficient home heating and lower fuel bills for [...]
