While it is only 36 miles southwest of London, Farnham already has so much to offer, from its bustling town centre to its peaceful green spaces.
Farnham Town Council has set ambitious goals to reach carbon neutrality by 2030 as part of its Greener Farnham initiative. The council encourages the local community to reduce carbon emissions through various ideas and resources listed on its website.
Going Green Renewables are keen to help Farnham move towards a cleaner and greener future by making solar energy technology accessible to homes and businesses across Farnham and Surrey. With our full range of solar energy solutions, including solar PV installation, battery storage, hybrid inverters, and so much more, we can help you find the right solution at the right cost. Speak to a renewable energy expert today to find out what we can do for you.
We see ourselves as a one-stop shop for residential and commercial customers, offering:
- Solar Panel Installation
- Solar Batteries
- AC Connected Batteries
- EV Car Chargers
- Hybrid Inverters
- Hot Water Diverters
- Maintenance and Repair Services
We’re happy to see more people joining the climate change action plan and are proud to play our role in the collaboration. Please reach out to us today to see how our renewable energy solutions in Farnham can help you save money on rising energy costs, all while playing your part in the climate change action plan.
What are solar panels?
There are two different types of solar Panels: solar thermal and solar PV.
Solar thermal systems are for heating hot water only, and you require a hot water tank to store this.
Meanwhile, solar PV is a technology that converts sunlight into DC electricity. When connected through an inverter, solar energy is converted into AC that can be used in the home to reduce energy usage.
When paired with solar batteries, our solar panel and battery storage systems can reduce your home’s energy consumption from the national grid by up to 70%!
How does a solar panel system work for the home?
Solar panels take the sun’s solar energy and convert it to DC electricity. We then take this energy and convert it to AC electricity through an inverter, which can be utilised in our homes and businesses.
We can combine solar installation with a solar battery and set the system up so that it effectively monitors the consumption of the property. The battery will charge when there is more solar power than the property consumes and discharge when the demand from the property increases.
A second function of a battery would be to charge the grid using cheap utility rates at nighttime when the demand on the grid is less. This is particularly useful in the winter when less solar energy is available.

