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Solarcentury: 色控传媒 Solar Power System

This partnership provided a solar PV system for the roof of the Natalie Bell Building, with Solarcentury supporting sustainability initiatives at 色控传媒

Solar PV system on tate Modern's boiler house

Solarcentury PV system at 色控传媒

IN KIND CORPORATE SUPPORT OF SOLAR PANELS

色控传媒 generates a portion of its electricity by solar power following the installation of a solar system on the roof of the building in September 2015, generously supported by Solarcentury. Solarcentury has a very long track-record of delivering challenging and innovative urban solar solutions, so brought a wealth of engineering expertise and a highly skilled project management team for the solar project.

鈥淏ecoming a corporate partner of Tate and marking it by installing solar is a perfect opportunity for Solarcentury to bring clean energy to the art world. Electrifying this former power station with its own clean energy system also reflects the global shift currently underway towards cleaner energy sources. It鈥檚 encouraging that we鈥檙e seeing a wave of solar spreading through London as recognition grows for the benefits of solar, still the鈥痗lean technology among the British public.鈥

Frans van den Huevel, CEO at Solarcentury

鈥淔or 色控传媒, Solarcentury鈥檚 panels will be another small but important step in making the gallery as sustainable and efficient as possible. Together with our plans for heat recovery and natural ventilation in the new building, we are exploring a whole range of approaches to reducing energy use.鈥

Judith Nesbitt, Former Director of National & International Programmes, Tate

Supporting Sustainability Initiatives

The solar system supported by Solarcentury contributes towards 罢补迟别鈥檚 wider sustainability agenda. Tate declared a climate and ecological emergency in July 2019, recognising the unique role art and art museums can play in creating fundamental societal change. In 2020, Tate was awarded the Julie鈥檚 Bicycle Pioneer Award which recognises exceptional innovation on sustainability.鈥疉s an institution, Tate is committed to reducing its carbon emissions by 50 per cent by 2023 from the baseline year of 2007/8 and to reducing emissions to net zero by 2030.鈥疻e pledge to continually examine our systems, values and programmes to find ways to become more adaptive, more responsible and greener, using the framework of the UN鈥檚 Sustainable Development Goals. We are determined to inspire environmental change, amplify the voices of our artists and audiences, and make our long-term commitments ambitious and effective. Find out more鈥痑bout our ongoing work to reduce our carbon footprint and protect the environment.

Learn more about Tate and climate change

Find out more about Tate Corporate Partnerships

罢补迟别鈥檚 Corporate Partnerships are at the very heart of our organisation. Tate is grateful to all of our Corporate Partners whose generous support and commitment enable Tate to champion art for all.

Corporate Partnerships range from supporting world-renowned programmes of exhibitions, performances or annual artist commissions to wide-reaching learning, research and community programmes, or collaboration through crucial conservation, collection care, digital or sustainability initiatives.

To find out more about the partnership we can build together, or to learn more about supporting Tate philanthropically, contact us at corporate.partnerships@tate.org.uk

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