Case Studies

When the Gaydon family had solar panels installed on the roof of their house, they didn't expect a system that generated even more energy than they use on a daily basis.

Travaskis Farm is now making even more of its natural resources after SunGift Energy designed and installed a 40 kWp ground-mounted solar PV system on an area of the farm’s free land.

Prestigious Exeter law firm, Stephens Scown saved an incredible 25 tonnes of carbon emissions per year with a SunGift LED lighting installation

As a busy medical practice, Mount Pleasant Health Centre has an understandably high energy usage. SunGift installed a 19.08kW solar PV system, which helps provide power for the Centre’s lighting, and specialist equipment.

When cheese manufacturer Quickes Traditional realised it could significantly reduce overheads and boost green credentials with a 50 kW solar PV installation it was thrilled with SunGift’s tailor-made solution

The Met Office decided to install a solar PV system to reduce their current electricity bills and protect themselves against rising energy costs, generate a new twenty-five year revenue stream from the Feed-in Tariff income,…

Saint Matthias Evangelical parish church had 16 solar PV panels fitted to the south-facing roof of the church hall

St Paul's Church in Newton Abbot wanted to reduce their carbon footprint whilst being sensitive to their Grade 1 listed status. SunGift came up with solar slate panels that perfectly blend in with the roof.

SunGift designed a 36.75kWp system to fit the sports hall roof of Plymstock School.

When Jules and Helen Stringer built their own house in Devon they opted for a whole house renewable energy solution. Their architects Roderick James immediately recruited SunGift to design the renewable energy systems.