Case study
Iceland Huntingdon
Iceland Foods continues to invest in renewable energy as part of its commitment to reducing carbon emissions and minimising its environmental impact. At its Huntingdon site, Shawton Energy delivered a solar PV installation designed to help the retailer generate clean electricity on-site, improve energy efficiency and support its wider sustainability goals.
2
Week Installation Time
18
Tonnes Of Carbon Saved Annually
84,735
kWh Annual Electricity Generation
90.27
kWp Array Output
Project Details
Iceland Huntingdon
Shawton Energy completed the solar PV installation at Iceland’s Huntingdon site in just two weeks, delivering the project within a short timeframe to help minimise disruption to site operations.
Lower carbon emissions
Reduced reliance on conventionally generated power
Less environmental impact
The Process
Reliable Solar PV Delivery
The system has an installed capacity of 90.27 kWp and was designed to generate renewable electricity for use on-site. By harnessing energy from the sun, the installation provides Iceland with an additional source of electricity, helping to meet the site’s energy demands while reducing its reliance on conventionally generated power.
Meeting Net Zero Targets
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The Result
The installation is expected to generate approximately 84,735 kWh of renewable electricity annually, providing a source of clean energy to support the site’s day-to-day operations.
By generating electricity on-site, the system is also expected to reduce carbon emissions by 18 tonnes of CO₂ each year, helping Iceland lower its environmental impact and make progress towards its sustainability objectives.
The project demonstrates how on-site solar PV can help businesses take practical steps towards a more sustainable future, combining renewable energy generation with measurable environmental benefits.
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