Mace will manage the design, supply, installation and commissioning of rooftop photovoltaic solar panels at six sites across West Berkshire.
The pilot project is expected to generate around 600,000kWh of energy a year as part of the council鈥檚 wider plan to be carbon neutral by 2030.
It is the first community municipal investment (CMI) scheme in the UK, which gives residents an opportunity to invest directly into the district鈥檚 energy venture.
海角社区app secured the project management role through the Crown Commercial Service鈥檚 heat networks & electricity generation assets framework, which is also known as Helga.
Javid Khaliq, business unit director for energy & utilities at Mace, said: 鈥淎s an organisation with our own progressive environmental aspirations, the impact this project will have on reducing carbon emissions makes it an especially pleasing win for Mace, and I鈥檓 delighted that we are able to help West Berkshire Council work towards its carbon neutrality ambitions.聽
鈥淭his project serves as further evidence of Mace鈥檚 capabilities in the renewable energy space and is a symbol of our commitment to driving forwards green solutions that benefit not just the environment, but the communities that live there.鈥�
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