| CAB meeting notes via the Trust site on 19:40 - Jun 24 with 1733 views | Newbury_Dale |
So we spent 125k on solar panels to reduce the electric bill by 8k annually ? Did I read that right ? [Post edited 24 Jun 19:42]
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| (No subject) (n/t) on 20:24 - Jun 24 with 1615 views | rochedale |
| CAB meeting notes via the Trust site on 19:40 - Jun 24 by Newbury_Dale |
So we spent 125k on solar panels to reduce the electric bill by 8k annually ? Did I read that right ? [Post edited 24 Jun 19:42]
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Is that not £8k for the month? [Post edited 24 Jun 20:24]
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| CAB meeting notes via the Trust site on 20:29 - Jun 24 with 1608 views | MoonyDale |
| CAB meeting notes via the Trust site on 19:40 - Jun 24 by Newbury_Dale |
So we spent 125k on solar panels to reduce the electric bill by 8k annually ? Did I read that right ? [Post edited 24 Jun 19:42]
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There is approx 5 billion in govt funding for green energy solutions to businneses in the UK, I'd be amazed if we had not taken advantage of the help availble from grants....And it's 8k a month... |  |
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| CAB meeting notes via the Trust site on 12:44 - Jun 25 with 1215 views | 49thseason |
| CAB meeting notes via the Trust site on 20:29 - Jun 24 by MoonyDale |
There is approx 5 billion in govt funding for green energy solutions to businneses in the UK, I'd be amazed if we had not taken advantage of the help availble from grants....And it's 8k a month... |
Whereas I doubt the Solar Panels will make £8k every month, they could well average £5k or £6k per month over the year, which would mean a pay off of the investment over 2 years or thereabouts, given a 15 year lifespan, (probably more with these newer panels) that could mean a saving of about £800k over their lifetime after paying off the initial costs.... |  | | |
| CAB meeting notes via the Trust site on 10:05 - Jul 2 with 218 views | Dalenet |
| CAB meeting notes via the Trust site on 19:40 - Jun 24 by Newbury_Dale |
So we spent 125k on solar panels to reduce the electric bill by 8k annually ? Did I read that right ? [Post edited 24 Jun 19:42]
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The Ogden family spent £125k as a one-off investment, at no cost to us, to help reduce the running costs of the club by c£80k a year. When they bought the club they said their priority was to make us financially sustainable. I am grateful tht somebody has the wisdom and financial clout to invest for the long term. | | | |
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