Local schools have the opportunity to win a solar panel package worth up to £10,000 with a competition run by Cheshire East.
Storengy UK works with local partners to find solutions to tackle their carbon footprint by reducing the carbon content of the gas they store.
In their mission to lead the way to net zero carbon emissions, Storengy UK is running the competition for Cheshire East primary schools to win a solar panel package to provide them with green electricity.
The competition is for local school children to get creative and share their ideas on what they will do to combat the climate emergency, perhaps through changes in how they use energy for travelling, or in the home and at school, or coming up with ideas for new climate-friendly technologies which Storengy UK could develop.
Councillor Nick Mannion, Cheshire East Council cabinet member for environment and regeneration, said: “Cheshire East has set itself an ambitious target of becoming carbon neutral by 2025 and we are committed to encouraging local businesses, residents and organisations to reduce their emissions.
“By partnering with Storengy UK in this competition, we can engage our local primary schools in supporting us with this challenge and I look forward to seeing the ideas that our future generation come up with, as we work together to reduce our energy consumption.”
Michael Gibson, managing director of Storengy UK, said: “We are proud to be working with Cheshire East Council to provide a boost to the sustainability of our local schools. At Storengy UK, and as part of the wider Engie group, we are leading the energy transition to zero carbon.
“This means not only reducing our own carbon footprint but supporting our customers and local communities to reduce theirs. We are currently engaged in projects looking at the use of biogas and hydrogen to support the transition to a net zero future.
“But we need help to come up with new ideas and solutions. Working with Cheshire East Council we want to engage the scientists and engineers of tomorrow to show us their ideas. That’s why we are announcing a competition for Cheshire East schools to win a solar panel package worth up to £10,000.
“Give us your best ideas for sustainability and the winning entries will benefit from green solar electricity for their school. Be as creative as you can!”
The competition closing date is 3 April 2020. For more information and to view the terms and conditions visit: For more details and to view terms and conditions visit: www.chesshub.co.uk/Article/71271. Competition winners will be published on www.cheshireeast.gov.uk and at www.storengy.co.uk
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