Solar Energy in Oxfordshire
Oxfordshire is advancing its renewable energy capacity through strategic solar installations across its historic landscape, from the dreaming spires of Oxford to rural communities, demonstrating how solar technology can complement heritage architecture.
Total Capacity
43+ MW
Annual Growth
27%
Net Zero Target
2030
Community Projects
26+
Local Authorities
Oxfordshire County Council
County-wide renewable energy strategy and sustainable development
Key Projects:
- Public building solar rollout
- Schools renewable program
- Community energy schemes
Oxford City Council
Urban heritage and academic institution renewables
Key Projects:
- College solar integration
- Historic building solutions
- Zero Carbon Oxford
Cotswolds Conservation Board
AONB sustainable energy integration
Key Projects:
- Landscape-sensitive installations
- Heritage preservation
- Rural diversification
Solar Installation Companies
Oxford Solar Solutions
Oxford, Oxfordshire
780+ reviews
Services
- Residential Installation
- Commercial Projects
- Battery Storage
- Heritage Solutions
Certifications
- MCS Certified
- RECC Member
- Oxfordshire Council Approved
- OxLEP Partner
Cotswolds Renewables
Banbury, Oxfordshire
620+ reviews
Services
- Home Solar Systems
- Listed Buildings
- Energy Storage
- Conservation Solutions
Certifications
- MCS Certified
- RECC Member
- Heritage Building Expert
- Solar Together Partner
Thames Valley Energy
Abingdon, Oxfordshire
580+ reviews
Services
- Academic Institutions
- Commercial Arrays
- Battery Integration
- Research Facilities
Certifications
- MCS Certified
- RECC Member
- Educational Specialist
- Innovation Partner
Local Initiatives
Solar Together Oxfordshire
Group-buying scheme helping residents and businesses install solar panels at competitive prices across the county.
Learn more →Heritage Solar Programme
Specialized initiative supporting solar adoption on historic and listed buildings while preserving architectural integrity.
Learn more →Academic Innovation Project
Partnership with universities and research institutions to advance solar technology and implementation.
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