Annual saving
£7,500per year
A Bristol health centre now meets much of its daytime electricity demand from its own roof, saving around £7,500 a year, preventing up to 10,000 kg of CO₂, and paying for itself in about six years.
Lawrence Hill Health Centre in Bristol wanted to reduce its energy costs and strengthen its sustainability credentials. Like most primary-care buildings, its demand runs steadily through daylight hours — lighting, heating, IT and clinical equipment.
That demand profile makes rooftop solar unusually effective: almost every unit generated is consumed on site rather than exported, maximising the value of each kilowatt-hour.
Solar4Good installed a 45 kWp system using 100 DMEGC 450W panels with a Solax X3-MGA-40K three-phase inverter, sized to meet much of the centre's daytime demand and delivered without interrupting patient services.
At a £45,000 system cost against £7,500 saved each year, the system pays for itself in about six years and prevents up to 10,000 kg of CO₂ annually.
Solar4Good designed and installed a 45.0 kWp system for Lawrence Hill Health Centre at its Lawrence Hill, Bristol site: 100 × 450W DMEGC 450W panels with Solax X3-MGA-40K three-phase inverter. Delivered end to end — survey, DNO application, installation and commissioning — to MCS standards.
| System size | 45.0 kWp |
| Panels installed | 100 × 450W DMEGC 450W |
| Inverter / storage | Solax X3-MGA-40K three-phase inverter |
| Location | Lawrence Hill, Bristol (BS2 0AN) |
| Average annual savings | £7,500 |
| Average monthly savings | £625 |
| System cost | £45,000 |
| Estimated payback | ~6 years |
“The system meets much of our daytime demand and cuts both our bills and our emissions.”
— Lawrence Hill Health Centre
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