Geoffrey Robinson – Solar PV

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Geoffrey Robinson

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Client Background

Geoffrey Robinson is a family run business and is one of the largest mechanical and electrical contractors in the North East of England.

Since 1971 they have offered a range of services and continually expand their portfolio and client base.

The Challenge

UCS Renewables were invited to quote for the installation of a solar PV system on the flat roof of their new storage building.

What UCS Renewables Did

The installation of the 30kW solar PV system increased Geoffrey Robinson’s green energy generation as they already had a 3.5kW solar PV system installed on another of their Billingham based buildings by an alternative company.

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