UPOWA and Winchester City Council Launch Solar and Battery Retrofit Program for Council Homes
UPOWA has partnered with Winchester City Council to implement a solar and battery retrofit program aimed at reducing emissions and lowering energy bills for tenants. By spring 2026, the council plans to convert 50 homes to solar energy, utilizing photovoltaic panels and battery storage systems. The initiative allows tenants to benefit from 50% of the savings generated after one year, while also covering maintenance costs. This project supports the council's broader goal of enhancing energy efficiency and reducing carbon emissions.
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UPOWA is collaborating with Winchester City Council on a solar and battery retrofit program for council homes, focusing on emission reduction and tenant energy bill savings. The initiative includes the installation of photovoltaic (PV) panels and battery systems, with plans to convert 50 homes by spring 2026.
Tenants will receive 50% of the savings after one year, while the other half will fund maintenance costs. This program aims to enhance energy efficiency in housing and align with the council's decarbonization goals, ultimately reducing carbon emissions and creating more resilient homes.
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