Newcastle upon Tyne · September 2024
NHS, Newcastle: 128.76 kWp at Bluchers Ambulance Station
296 high-efficiency panels delivering over £20k of annual savings for a critical ambulance station, won through competitive public procurement.
- System size
- 128.76 kWp
- High-efficiency modules
- 296 x 435W
- Annual savings
- £20k+
- Energy monitoring
- Live
- NHS programme
- Net Zero
- Commissioned
- Sept 2024
In September 2024, Green Team Partnership delivered a 128.76 kWp public-sector solar system for the NHS at Bluchers Ambulance Station in Newcastle, part of the NHS’s wider sustainability programme across the North East.
The installation features 296 high-efficiency 435W panels designed to lower the site’s electricity demand and reduce reliance on grid power. Following a competitive procurement process, GTP was selected for technical expertise, value for money and a proven record in complex public-sector installations.
Impact and benefits
- Over £20k saved per year. Consistent renewable supply cuts electricity costs and shields the NHS from price volatility.
- Net Zero contribution. Directly supports the NHS’s emissions commitments and greener healthcare estate.
- Operational resilience. On-site generation keeps essential ambulance operations powered efficiently year-round.
- Engineered for longevity. Premium 435W modules and precision installation for minimal maintenance.
- Critical infrastructure, trusted delivery. Public procurement standards met on a site that can never switch off.
