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Wigan landfill could become solar powerhouse

Wigan landfill could become solar powerhouse

by Nikki Brown | Apr 5, 2024 | Smart Energy, Uncategorized

Green Earth Developments has lodged plans to transform part of the Whitehead waste site bordering Wigan and Salford , into a solar farm with the potential to power more than 2,850 homes a year. The photovoltaic panels would take up 52 acres of the 291-acre former...
Salford’s first solar farm in Little Hulton is switched on

Salford’s first solar farm in Little Hulton is switched on

by Nikki Brown | Mar 27, 2024 | Smart Energy

A two-megawatt solar farm has been connected to the national grid and is set to provide electricity to around 800 homes. The 3.8-hectare site, located off Kenyon Way in Little Hulton, has 3,774 ground mounted solar panels and is set to generate over 2,000 megawatt...
Plans Launched for the Decarbonisation of Rochdale’s Stakehill Industrial Estate

Plans Launched for the Decarbonisation of Rochdale’s Stakehill Industrial Estate

by Nikki Brown | Mar 27, 2024 | Sustainable Development

A consortium led by Rochdale Development Agency and made up of SSE Utilities Solutions Ltd, the Energy Innovation Agency (part of The Growth Company), Rochdale Borough Council and Stakehill BID Ltd, with support from the University of Manchester and asset owners UBS...
Trafford Park identified as key location for decarbonisation to become beacon for sustainable business

Trafford Park identified as key location for decarbonisation to become beacon for sustainable business

by Nikki Brown | Mar 25, 2024 | Green Innovation

Trafford Council has unveiled an ambitious green plan for Trafford Park, which will set the borough well on its way to becoming carbon neutral by 2038 while establishing the park as a beacon for sustainable business. The Greening and Low Carbon Trafford Park studies,...
Electric transformation of Oldham bus depot completed

Electric transformation of Oldham bus depot completed

by Nikki Brown | Mar 25, 2024 | Transport

Work to electrify Oldham’s bus depot and enable charging for a new fleet of modern zero-emission buses for the Bee Network has been completed. As part of the Bee Network, buses in Greater Manchester are being brought back under local control for the first time in...
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