Morlais Castle Golf Club
Space-constrained rooftop solar with an external SolarEdge inverter plus Project EV chargers, phased around a busy events calendar.
Sustainability goals were being constrained by site limitations
Morlais Castle Golf Club wanted to reduce operational energy costs, lower carbon emissions and support its wider sustainability objectives. However, limited installation space and a busy calendar of weddings, hospitality events and corporate functions created significant challenges for project delivery. Any solution would need to work around both physical constraints and the operational demands of a busy leisure venue.
Infrastructure designed around the site's operational realities
Nuvolt designed and delivered a bespoke solar PV and EV charging solution tailored to the unique constraints of the site. With limited internal space available, the SolarEdge inverter was strategically positioned externally to maximise usable building space while maintaining system performance. Following a detailed assessment, DMEGC solar panels were selected for their efficiency and suitability for the available installation area. To further support the club's sustainability ambitions, Project EV charging stations were installed within the car park, creating additional value for members and visitors. Delivery was carefully planned around the club's events schedule, with scaffolding erected and removed between key events to minimise disruption and maintain normal operations throughout the project.
- Rooftop solar with an external SolarEdge inverter to overcome internal space limits
- Project EV chargers introducing a new on-site revenue line
- Phased delivery around weddings, corporate events and member activity
- Visible sustainability story for a club rooted in its community since 1270
Lower operating costs with new revenue opportunities
The completed system helps Morlais Castle Golf Club reduce reliance on imported grid electricity while supporting its long-term sustainability objectives. The solar installation contributes to an annual carbon reduction of approximately 4 tonnes CO₂e, equivalent to saving around 160 trees each year. Alongside the environmental benefits, the project helps reduce operational energy costs while the EV charging infrastructure creates an additional revenue opportunity and enhances the club's offering for members, guests and visitors. The result is a more sustainable and commercially resilient leisure facility.
“Despite the challenges of limited space and a bustling event calendar, Nuvolt delivered a system that not only aligns with our sustainability goals but also offers significant operational and financial benefits.”
Selected projects
Marston's PLC
Sustainability initiative — headquarters and Phase 1 solar installation across Marston's hospitality estate, delivered with HT Power PPA support.
- System size
- 114.38 kWp
- CO₂ saved
- 17.44 T
- Payback
- 4 years
The Vale Resort
Solar PV plus EV charging delivered live across a working luxury resort and golf club.
- System size
- 168.81 kWp
- Year-1 savings
- £43,049.60
- CO₂ saved
- 28.8 T
Four Elms Group
Solar PV across a UK network of automotive repair and accident management centres.
- System size
- 117.45 kWp
- Year-1 savings
- £33,632
- Payback
- 3 years
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