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.

How many panels should a guernsey home have?

A typical Guernsey home has at least one roof that faces east, south or west, or a flat roof that may be open to all the sun’s orientations. From a few panels to four panels or more and typically 6 to 10 panels, you can maximise your generation by maximising your roof spaces.

Can Guernsey achieve net-zero 2050?

Guernsey’s exceptional average wind speed of 11.3 knots creates an unparalleled opportunity to harness wind energy, advancing the island toward its net-zero 2050 goals. Local renewable energy leader, Little Green, introduces the AirTurb—an innovative, silent, and fully recyclable vertical wind turbine perfect for homes and businesses.