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Press Release

19 August 2024

Solar Together scheme back for fourth year

Fareham Borough Council has once again teamed up with iChoosr for the 2024 ‘Solar Together’ programme, to provide cleaner, greener and more sustainable power for Fareham residents.

The Solar Together programme offers high-quality solar photovoltaic (PV) panels and battery storage through a group-buying scheme. This brings Fareham households together to get the most competitive prices. The more people that register, the better the deal will be for each household.

Following the success of this programme in previous years, the Council will be working with iChoosr once again in 2024. Residents can register for free from today, until 18 October 2024, without obligation.

An ‘auction’ will then be held, where pre-vetted solar installers will submit bids for the work. Residents who have registered will then be provided with a solution to best suit their specifications and associated costs. There is no obligation to continue, and installers will only contact those who accept the offer to then survey the property and set an installation date.

Executive Member for Planning and Development, Cllr Malcolm Daniells commented: “The Council is committed to becoming carbon neutral across all our buildings and services by 2030, which is a hugely ambitious target. We also do whatever we can to encourage wider carbon reductions in the local community and this is why we have teamed up with iChoosr once again this year. Delivering solar energy options to households at the best possible price will contribute to giving Fareham a greener and more sustainable future.”

For more information, visit www.solartogether.co.uk/Fareham where you can register for the scheme and get in touch with the independent Solar Together helpdesk to discuss the process and to keep informed.

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