Green Energy

Solar electricity panels, also known as photovoltaics (PV), capture the sun’s energy and convert it into electricity.  In August 2015 the Town Council installed solar panels on the roof of the Public Hall to help cut our electricity costs and reduce our carbon footprint.  The total installed capacity is 30kW which generates approximately 32,305 kWh of electricity every year.

To 1st July 2022, we have generated 217,159 kWh  of electricity which equates to a CO2 saving of 50,628kg based on The Carbon Trust’s Carbon Calculator Conversion Guide https://www.carbontrust.com/resources/conversion-factors-energy-and-carbon-conversion-guide.

Liskeard Town Councillors and contractors on the roof of the Public Hall with the new solar panels in 2015
Former Mayor Phil Seeva and Councillor Ian Goldsworthy on the roof of Liskeard Public Hall in August 2015 with contractors from SOLGEN who installed the solar panels