Shawton Energy Secures Solar Deals with King's Cross, IGC

• Shawton Energy powers up UK sustainability with 11.6 MWp solar deals, boosting green energy at King's Cross and Inspired Global Cuisine.

Shawton Energy Partners, a renewable technology provider based in Merseyside, has announced two solar power off-take agreements in the UK, totaling 11.6 MWp of capacity. The deals have been secured with King’s Cross, a mixed-use development in Central London, and Inspired Global Cuisine (IGC).

These agreements mark a significant step in Shawton Energy's expansion within the renewable energy sector, highlighting the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions in urban developments and the food industry. The partnerships aim to enhance energy efficiency and reduce carbon footprints for both King’s Cross and IGC.

How will Shawton Energy's new agreements impact urban and food industry sustainability?

• Reduction in Carbon Emissions: The agreements will significantly lower carbon emissions for both King’s Cross and Inspired Global Cuisine, contributing to broader urban sustainability goals and helping the food industry reduce its environmental impact.
• Energy Cost Savings: By utilizing solar power, both King’s Cross and IGC can expect reduced energy costs, which can be reinvested into further sustainability initiatives or other business operations.
• Enhanced Energy Security: The agreements provide a more stable and predictable energy supply, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and enhancing energy security for urban developments and the food industry.
• Promotion of Renewable Energy Adoption: These agreements serve as a model for other urban developments and food industry players, encouraging wider adoption of renewable energy solutions.
• Support for Local Economies: By investing in local renewable energy projects, Shawton Energy supports job creation and economic growth within the renewable energy sector in the UK.
• Alignment with Sustainability Goals: The agreements align with national and international sustainability targets, such as the UK’s commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050, and support corporate social responsibility objectives for both King’s Cross and IGC.
• Increased Public Awareness: The high-profile nature of these agreements can increase public awareness and acceptance of renewable energy, promoting further investment and development in the sector.