COVID-19 Statement from Wilson Power Solutions
Amidst the COVID-19 crisis and with the uncertainty surrounding supply chains, we have been understandably receiving a high volume of requests from our customers to provide reassurance and guarantees.
Our senior team has put together a statement which outlines our contingency plan in terms of protecting our team members, site works, and supply chains. We are closely monitoring the situation and the government’s guidelines and will send you further updates if the situation changes in the near future.
We have made every reasonable effort to minimise any potential impact on our customers. However, it is important that in this unprecedented time of crisis, we collaborate for the safety of our workforce and the sustainability of our industry.
We advise you to read the statement in full to stay abreast of the situation. Please talk to our sales or contracts teams if you have any questions or concerns.
Click here to read full Coronavirus Statement
17 Mar 2020
Europe’s Joint-Largest BESS energised in Buckinghamshire
A significant step towards securing our energy future and meeting the UK’s landmark commitment to decarbonise electrical systems by 2035 was taken this month by the successful energisation of Bumpers, the joint-largest Battery Energy Storage System in Europe by MWh. Developed by Harmony Energy, the site utilises fifty-six Tesla Lithium-Ion 2XL Megapacks, connected to twenty-eight […]
24 Oct 2023
Energising the UK’s First Transmission-Connected Solar Farm
Photo credit: Alexander Parkyn-Smith The UK’s first solar farm to connect to a transmission network instead of a distribution network has been energised by the National Grid in the beginning of May 2023. Larks Green is located in Bristol and is connected to Iron Acton substation through a Wilson Power Solutions transformer. The 49.9MWp […]
16 May 2023
IETF: Industrial Energy Transformation Fund FAQ
The Industrial Energy Transformation Fund (IETF) was designed by the UK government to encourage energy-intensive businesses to cut their carbon emissions and reduce their energy waste by switching to energy-efficient low-carbon technologies. A budget of £315 million was allocated by the government to be spent through the IETF. BEIS manages England, Wales and North Ireland’s […]
4 Apr 2022
