CIS Building Northumbria University

Client

Hepple Engineering

Category

Commercial PV

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Client Background

UCS were approached by Hepple engineering to design a pv system for Northumbria’s new building in the centre of Newcastle.

The Challenge

When we were given the drawings of the roof initially there was very little plant on the roof. However, a timeline video produced by the university alerted us to a lot more plant on the roof than expected!

What UCS Renewables Did

After several re-designs the final layout and required kWp was agreed. We installed 43 x 300w Italian Peimar panels and Sunfixings east/west mounting system.

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