Pears Building - Institute of Immunity and Transplantation
Creating a world-leading research centre in North London, winner of the 2021 Construction News Awards 'Project of the Year (over £50m)'.
Willmott Dixon Community Solar Energy is an opportunity for customers to benefit from the environmental and economic benefits of solar photovoltaic (PV) renewable energy generation, without having to invest directly themselves.
A Community Energy Group would own and operate the PV system, with renewable energy being supplied to the building owner at a market-competitive cost under a long-term power purchase agreement. All operating and maintenance responsibilities and costs for the PV system would remain the responsibility of the community energy group.
The Community Energy Group will work with each of our customers to support a range of agreed local community and social value initiatives, using a small portion of the funds generated by the supply agreement.
Benefits of Willmott Dixon Community Solar Energy on new build or refurbishment projects:
Willmott Dixon aims to deliver buildings that eliminate carbon emissions and help our customers play their part in responding to the climate crisis by minimising global warming. We will work with our customers to make sure that their buildings are highly energy efficient, perform as designed when occupied, and maximise renewable energy generation, enabling them to be net zero carbon in operation.
The diagram below illustrates how our Community Solar Energy offering feeds into our ambition to deliver net zero operational carbon buildings for our customers:
Creating a world-leading research centre in North London, winner of the 2021 Construction News Awards 'Project of the Year (over £50m)'.
Further 1,200 square metres of industrial and collaboration space to support Somerset's green growth hub
New home for school of economics inside the Kennedy building
New retail park for Doncaster which features a European first
Creating a new primary school in Andover.
Transforming offices for the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
Landmark eco community, with 94 zero carbon homes and BioRegional’s One Planet Living status
Largest non-residential building to achieve coveted ultra low energy consumption Passivhaus standard
Willmott Dixon's third Liverpool secondary school in as many years, built with local labour and suppliers
One of the most ambitious education projects in Wales
13-storey new-build residential accommodation adjacent to Wembley Stadium
98 extra care homes in Romford, east London, built to Code for Sustainable Homes Level 4
New build leisure centre and pool featuring photovoltaics, CHP plant, and biomass boiler
Eco-friendly student centre with ground-source heat pumps, photovoltaics and green roof
Hi-tech research R&D facility with strong environmental credentials, built on the Wellcome Trust's Cambridge campus
Major regeneration scheme including shops, library, offices and public space
New-build, 11,000sqm 'super school', Ceredigion County Council's largest ever construction project
Affordable homes to rent in one of the world's most expensive places to live
The World Wildlife Fund chose us to built its BREEAM outstanding headquarters in Woking
New-build high school, built to minimise noise pollution from nearby A48, and delivered to BREEAM Excellent
Construction of 80 new homes to Code for Sustainable Home level 4 on a constrained site in Islington, north London
39 homes constructed in Hampstead nature reserve, built to Code for Sustainable Homes Level 3
UK's first healthcare building to achieve BREEAM Outstanding – a new benchmark in sustainable healthcare