Three East Riding schools cut energy bills with solar panels

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 12:55 · Archive

Three East Riding schools have installed solar panels funded by a £218,000 government grant.

Three schools in East Riding have installed solar panels on their roofs as part of a successful energy-saving project. Withernsea High School, Kingsway Primary and Marshlands Primary in Goole are now equipped with solar arrays funded by a £218,000 government grant.

The installation has already delivered significant savings. The schools are cutting their energy bills by £70,000 per year whilst also reducing their carbon footprint. The project demonstrates how renewable energy investment can deliver both environmental and financial benefits to educational institutions.

How it is being reported

• Solar panels cut school bills by £70,000 a yearBBC Humberside · 30 Sept, 16:39
• East Riding schools lead the way in cutting energy bills through successful solar projectHull Daily Mail · 29 Sept, 13:56

In this story: Withernsea High School · Kingsway Primary · Marshlands Primary · East Riding · Goole

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