Coalville Leisure Centre

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T Clarke

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Client Background

T Clarke is a construction engineering company that operates throughout the United Kingdom, they invited UCS Renewables to provide a quotation for the design and installation of a solar panel system for the Coalville Leisure Centre. The system was part of a multi-million-pound project funded by Everyone Active and North West Leicestershire District Council to replace the existing Hermitage Leisure Centre. The new building will feature a 25m swimming pool with an additional learner pool, gym, cafe, sports hall/courts, spa facilities and soft play areas.

What UCS Renewables Did

UCS Renewables installed a 35kWp system compiled of a 30kW Solis inverter and 91 JA Solar modules.

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