5 days ago
- Business
- South Wales Argus
Green Energy Solar wins award for Cefn Mably Farm Park work
Green Energy Solar, based in Cardiff, won the Small Project of the Year award at the Energy Efficiency Awards 2025 for its solar installation at Cefn Mably Farm Park, which sits between Cardiff and Newport.
The project, delivered in partnership with Newport City Council through the Shared Prosperity Fund, saw 180 solar panels installed at the popular family attraction.
John Bloomfield, director and co-founder of Green Energy Solar, said: "The installation at Cefn Mably Farm Park has been a fantastic project from start to finish.
"What's particularly rewarding is seeing how well the installation aligns with the park's values and how positively it's been received by the local community.
"For Cefn Mably Farm Park, this paves the way for a more sustainable future and we're proud to have played a role in that journey."
The solar system is already making a difference, generating clean energy and helping the park reduce its carbon footprint.
Rhys Edwards, owner of Cefn Mably Farm Park, said: "Not only was the system delivered smoothly and on schedule by the team at Green Energy Solar, but it's already having a measurable impact, generating impressive daily yields and significantly cutting carbon emissions for Cefn Mably Farm Park."
The project was delivered with support from Newport City Council's Shared Prosperity Fund, which has now been extended until March 2026 to support further sustainability and growth initiatives.
Green Energy Solar didn't stop at just one award during the ceremony.
The company also took home the Apprentice of the Year award for team member Jordan Carr and received a Highly Commended nod in the Installer of the Year category.
The awards celebrate excellence in energy efficiency schemes and highlight the contributions of businesses working toward a more sustainable future.
