The Council has partnered with MakeMyHouseGreen to provide residents with discounts on solar panels

Date published: 14th February 2025

North Norfolk District Council has partnered with MakeMyHouseGreen to offer residents discounts on solar panels and installation and to offer expert advice.

Solar panels are a fantastic way to generate your own clean electricity and contribute to a greener future. By using the power of the sun, you can enjoy a range of benefits for both your home and the environment.

• Reduced energy bills: Solar panels can significantly reduce your electricity bills, as you'll be generating your own renewable energy.
• Environmentally friendly: Solar energy is a clean and sustainable power source, helping reduce your carbon footprint and reliance on fossil fuels.
• Increased property value: Installing solar panels can increase the value of your home, making it more attractive to potential buyers.

The Council has chosen MakeMyHouseGreen as a delivery partner because of their proven PV partnerships with well-known organisations such as Nationwide Building Society, Cotswold District Council, Wickes and Santander.

MakeMyHouseGreen uses very carefully vetted local installers. The Council has confirmed that MakeMyHouseGreen uses only high-quality equipment with good warranties.

The Council has negotiated the scheme for the whole district, meaning householders will benefit from a £500 discount on MakeMyHouseGreen's usual installation cost.

Adam Varley, portfolio holder for Climate Change and Net Zero, said:

"North Norfolk District Council is proudly teaming up with MakeMyHouseGreen. This fantastic partnership will ensure that residents have the support and necessary advice on adopting to solar and batteries, which will have a huge benefit on their yearly energy bills. Through MakeMyHouseGreen residents will be able to receive expert guidance, understand what's right for them, and receive a reliable installation – and they will receive a £500 discount as part of the scheme."

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