Viridian Solar and Newland Homes in new National Supply Agreement
Housebuilder to use Integrated Solar on all Detached Homes
May 2020
Cheltenham Road Development, Evesham. Solar by Avonside Renewables. Image Credit: Newland Homes
Viridian Solar and Newland Homes announce that the two companies have entered into a National Supply Agreement for the solar manufacturer's Clearline fusion roof-integrated solar system.
The Gloucester-based housebuilder builds around 200 new homes each year throughout the Southwest of England. Established in 1991, Newland Homes has grown rapidly - twice being recognised in the Sunday Times list of the UK's top 100 fastest growing businesses. The company will fit at least 2kWp of PV to all new detached homes, including those where there is no planning or building regulations requirement to do so.
Jamie Berryman, Sales Director of Viridian Solar said:
"Newland Homes are clearly ahead of the curve, seeing the value added by solar PV, and going beyond building regulations to install solar systems of a good size. We are very pleased to be associated with such an enlightened business and look forward to a successful relationship for many years to come. "
Gareth Hart, Associate Commercial Director at Newland Homes said:
"At Newland Homes we strive to meet the aspirations of customers but also to be considerate to the communities and the environment in which we build, which means creating homes that are both beautiful and energy efficient. Clearline fusion from Viridian Solar really fits the bill. "
