At Trinasolar UK, we are a developer, owner, and operator of distributed energy assets, committed to helping the United Kingdom achieve its net-zero ambitions by 2050. We are proud to be one of the leading renewable energy companies dedicated to building a sustainable future. As the world’s top provider of energy solutions, Trinasolar International System Business Unit (‘ISBU) focuses on utility-scale projects in the UK energy market. We recognise the need for clean energy, the importance of reducing carbon emissions, and the critical role of energy security for end users.
With our expertise in project development and financing, along with a proven track record in construction, Trina Solar ISBU UK is a leader in the development and management of solar, battery energy storage, wind, and green hydrogen projects nationwide.
As the UK’s electricity network shifts to a low-carbon system, the gradual retirement of large fossil fuel power stations is causing increasing imbalances between supply and demand. Solar, wind and other renewable energy systems now comprise a significant portion of the nation’s energy mix. Battery storage plays a crucial role in addressing these imbalances by balancing supply and demand in real time, strengthening electricity networks, and preventing power shortages. By storing excess energy during periods of high generation and releasing it during peak demand, these systems provide embedded energy to local communities. Additionally, these advanced solar, wind, and battery storage units support the further development of renewable energy sources like green hydrogen.
With our expertise in project development and financing, along with a proven track record in construction, Trina Solar ISBU UK is a leader in the development and management of solar, battery energy storage, wind, and green hydrogen projects nationwide.
Allocating a portion of your land for solar, wind, or battery power generation offers a diversified and reliable income stream. Well-planned energy projects can also support multiple land uses, such as livestock grasing, and contribute to biodiversity improvements.
Solar and wind energy are passive technologies that provide local, sustainable electricity, enhancing the security of the nation’s energy mix. Their affordability and reliability, especially during peak electricity demand periods, make them ideal energy sources.
Battery storage is a key technology that provides local, sustainable energy solutions, bolstering the stability of the world’s power grid. By storing excess energy for use during peak demand periods, batteries enhance grid reliability and help balance supply and demand. Their ability to store renewable energy, such as solar and wind, further increases energy security and supports the transition to a cleaner, more resilient energy system.
Wind and solar farms can boost rural economies by creating local jobs, generating substantial property tax revenue, and providing landowners with a reliable source of income to supplement their farm earnings.
With energy projects lasting up to 40 years, it's crucial to be responsible stewards of the land and long-term partners with local communities. Our solar projects aim not only to generate clean electricity but also to enhance the local ecosystems.
Renewable energy sources also reduce reliance on fossil fuels, leading to cleaner air and improved public health. Additionally, by contributing to energy security and stability, these sources help protect communities from fluctuating energy prices and supply disruptions.
Solar farms can be designed to allow grazing, thereby preserving the land's agricultural use. Wind turbines occupy only a small portion of the land they are installed on. This allows farmers to continue using the majority of their land for growing crops or grazing livestock and maintain agricultural productivity.
Leverage our global expertise to form robust, mutually beneficial development partnerships that invest in and support local communities. Our extensive experience includes structuring introducer agreements, portfolio deals, joint ventures, pipeline acquisitions, and co-development projects.
By partnering with Trinasolar ISBU UK, we bring additional strength and insight to these endeavours. We are dedicated to safe and ethical business practices, ensuring that we and our partners adhere to the highest possible standards in all our projects. Our commitment is to deliver impactful solutions while fostering sustainable development and community support
149,408 Megawatt Hours of renewable energy supplied per year (est)
73,000 homes powered per year
56,755 tonnes of carbon emissions saved
Equivalent to 1,278,500 miles of electrical car charge per day (est)
15,600 Megawatt Hours of renewable energy supplied per year (est)
4,200 homes powered per year (est)
5,900 tones of carbon emissions saved
Equivalent to 133,300 miles of electrical car charge per day (est)
65,750 Megawatt Hours of renewable energy supplied per year (est)
17,300 homes powered per year The battery will be able to store electricity to power an estimated 110,000 homes for an hour (est)
12,353 tonnes of carbon emissions saved
Equivalent to 600,367 miles of electrical car charge per day (est)
Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic (PV) cells.
Yes, solar panels can still generate electricity during cloudy or rainy days, though at reduced efficiency. They rely on direct and diffuse sunlight, so they can produce energy even in less-than-ideal weather conditions.
Most solar panels have a lifespan of 25 to 30 years. Their efficiency may decrease slightly over time, but they typically remain effective for many years.
Through a wind turbine that transforms the kinetic energy of the air currents into electrical energy. The extraction process is mainly carried out by the rotor, which transforms the kinetic energy into mechanical energy, and the generator, which transforms that mechanical energy into electrical energy.
Key factors include wind speed and consistency, local regulations and zoning, turbine size and type, and potential impacts on wildlife and the environment. Site assessment and expert consultation are essential.
Wind turbines do produce noise, which mainly comes from the rotating blades and mechanical components. However, modern turbines are designed to minimize noise, and the sound is usually comparable to that of a refrigerator or air conditioning unit from a distance.
Battery storage systems store electrical energy for later use. They charge during periods of excess electricity generation (e.g., sunny or windy days) and discharge when demand is high or renewable generation is low, helping to balance the energy supply.
Common types of batteries used in energy storage include lithium-ion, lead-acid, and flow batteries. Lithium-ion batteries are the most popular due to their high energy density, long life, and efficiency.
