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Ellie is our Design Team Administrator. Her role is to support our busy design team and to help make sure projects are dealt with efficiently and with the best possible customer service.   Ellie chose to join…

SunGift Solar is pleased to have secured an order from ultrafast full-fibre broadband provider, Jurassic Fibre for its first solar PV installation. The 100.05Kw system is to be installed at Jurassic Fibre’s premises at Bramble Hill…

We were delighted to attend the Exeter Property Awards at Sandy Park on 19th November. It was a great chance to meet up with clients and old friends from the Exeter property sector. SunGift was shortlisted…

SunGift founder Gabriel Wondrausch argues that the current energy crisis shows more than ever that people and businesses need to seek out alternatives. He says that interest in the opportunities presented by clean energy has…

SunGift is delighted to be named as a finalist in both categories we entered in the inaugural Exeter Property Awards. These new awards celebrate the dynamic Exeter property sector: "From residential to commercial, from lettings to…

SunGift has had a strong connection with the University of Exeter from the early days when the university introduced a degree in renewables. This summer we appointed graduate Owen McCarthy to the design team. Owen studied…

We have just said goodbye to Charlie Sumeray, our summer intern from the University of Exeter. Renewable Energy Engineering graduate Charlie is now in his final year, working towards his Masters. Charlie says he was always…

The SunGift team is thrilled to learn that the company has been shortlisted in both categories we entered in the Western Morning News Business Awards 2021. These awards recognise the brightest and best companies and entrepreneurs…

We’re delighted to announce the addition of two experienced managers to our commercial team to streamline the handling of largescale solar projects across the UK. New Contracts and Commercial Manager Tom Ransley brings a wealth of…

Lighting the Way, a new report from trade group Solar Energy UK suggests that while the UK solar industry could feasibly grow twofold by 2030, if it is to align with net zero targets it…