Solar installation at National Museum of Bermuda

Solar installation at the National Museum of Bermuda

Low Carbon Renewable Energy Installation for America's Cup

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Wildflowers and bee at Low Carbon solar farm

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Hannah Mills and Roy Bedlow speaking at COP28

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COP26 reflections

Investing for Net Zero

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Action on Biodiversity

The IPCC sixth assessment report – the physical science basis

Climate change and the role of renewable energy

The Importance of Nature

Trees and Climate Change

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The Road to Paris – Part Two

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An innovative approach to renewable energy investment

The Road To Paris – Cop21

‘Pester power’ in the age of sustainable investments

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Low Carbon shortlisted for two Solar Power Portal Awards

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Low Carbon launch partnership with Ben Ainslie Racing

Low Carbon has supported INEOS Britannia to create an innovative solar installation at its base in Barcelona to help power the team’s operations with renewable energy.

The system consists of 42 solar panels which were provided by Trina Solar.

The electricity generated from the solar installation helps power a range of equipment at the team base, including race boat batteries and simulator. Across the year, the installation could help avoid six tonnes of CO2e.