Government procurement price of solar storage inverter in Guernsey

How many solar panels are installed in Guernsey?

Since 2013, we’ve installed over 3.1 megawatts of energy generation capacity, equating to over 7,000 solar panels, all of which contribute to the States of Guernsey’s ambitious net zero 2050 targets. We partner with brands like Maxeon SunPower and SolarEdge, giving clients access to the most trusted names in the industry.

Should Guernsey have solar farms?

In response to calls for solar farms in Guernsey, Little Green highlights the potential of brownfield developments for sustainable energy while advocating rooftop solar as the island’s primary path to net-zero. They emphasize the need for environmentally responsible solutions, like agrivoltaics, to balance energy generation with land use.

What is the energy strategy for Guernsey?

The Committee for the Environment & Infrastructure is developing an Electricity Strategy for Guernsey. The strategy will consider expected future energy demand levels and set out how this demand could be met, whilst also reviewing how the market structure will need to change to support this.

What if I want to supply the states of Guernsey with goods or services?

If you are interested in supplying the States of Guernsey with goods or services, please register on the online tender portal to receive automatic notifications when relevant tenders are published.

Why should Guernsey invest in offshore renewables?

Establishing an environment for the development of on-island (including offshore) renewables will support the diversification and vibrancy of Guernsey's economy. A shift to decarbonisation in Guernsey will be an essential reputational advantage to support the growth of the green finance sector.

What is the energy transition in Guernsey?

In Guernsey, we currently rely on fossil-fuel based systems of energy production and consumption and operate a thermal power station. However, it is recognised that as part of the response to climate change, there is a need to transition to an energy mix with limited, if not zero carbon emissions. This is often referred to as the energy transition.