
Britain's churches could raise £34 million a year
12th July, 2010
Britain's churches could raise £34 million a year
Britain's churches and other religious buildings could raise £34 million a year for their coffers by installing solar panels, according to new figures from the British Gas Green Streets programme, which are unveiled today.
"The Government's Feed-In Tariff scheme is the key to unlocking the potential of solar power in Britain. As Britain's energy company, we at British Gas are committed to helping households, business and community and faith groups make the most of this opportunity to cut their carbon footprint and earn money for the electricity they generate."
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