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Action Woking established to provide an impartial energy advice service, supporting households, schools and businesses to help them save money on energy bills and reduce CO2 emissions.
ThamesWey Housing reaches 100 owned properties
ThamesWey Energy generated more than 40 GWh of low carbon electricity and heat from its generating stations.
ThamesWey Developments established to develop both commercial and residential schemes across the Borough.
Woking’s low carbon demonstration home “Oak Tree House” opens showcasing energy efficiency, renewable technology and water saving improvements such as solar hot water panels and rainwater harvesting
ThamesWey acquired Energy Centre for Sustainable Communities Limited which became known as ThamesWey Sustainable Communities Limited in 2013.
ThamesWey Central Milton Keynes formed, and appointed by English Partnership, to develop a major new energy plant in Central Milton Keynes.
Woking Borough Homes Limited established (later renamed ThamesWey Housing in January 2013) in support of Woking Borough Council’s Housing Strategy
ThamesWey Energy installed the first commercially operational hydrogen fuel cell combined heat and power plant in the UK at Woking Park Leisure Centre.
ThamesWey Energy begin the installation of over 300 solar panels at Brockhill, the first of 12 sites across the borough to receive similar arrays, eventually resulting in over 3000 panels and a peak generation of over 750 kW peak.