Shawton Energy has delivered a rooftop solar installation for a large retail store in Newcastle upon Tyne, helping the site reduce energy costs while moving towards a more sustainable future.
2
Week Installation Time
11
Tonnes Of Carbon Saved Annually
53,997
kWh Annual Electricity Generation
62.5
kWp Array Output
Project Details
Retail Site
Completed in just two weeks, the project was designed to maximise available roof space and generate clean, renewable electricity to support the store’s day-to-day operations.
Reduced grid power reliance
Minimal disruption during installation
Significant reduction in carbon emissions
The Process
Efficient Solar PV System
The new solar array produces approximately 53,997 kWh of clean electricity each year, reducing reliance on grid power and improving energy resilience. The system is expected to save around 11 tonnes of CO2 annually, supporting wider sustainability commitments.
Non-disruptive Installation
Installed as a 62.5 kWp system, the solution provides long-term energy performance while helping shield the store from rising energy costs.
Installation was carefully scheduled around trading hours to ensure safe access and a seamless integration with the store’s existing electrical systems, keeping disruption to staff and customers to an absolute minimum.
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The Result
This installation represents another step in their commitment to improving efficiency, reducing carbon emissions, and creating a more resilient retail estate.













