Renewables Firm Makes Sharp Impression with Customers 
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Renewables Firm Makes Sharp Impression with Customers 

23 Oct, 2014

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A renewable energy firm is celebrating after being named this year's highest achieving solar panel installer with European technology experts Sharp. 

Solarlec (UK), which has offices in Burnley, Carlisle and Exeter as well as energy advisors and installers throughout the UK, has been announced as Sharp's best performing domestic solar panel installer for the second consecutive six-month period. 

This marks a winning first year for Solarlec's partnership with Sharp, which began in September 2013. 

Solarlec installed 3,120 Sharp solar panels over the past six months, with an overall value of €480,000. This is in addition to hundreds of other systems from the world's leading solar PV manufacturers. 

Andrew Watts, Sharp UK's solar residential sales account manager said: "These figures represent a significant part of our business and reflect the stability in our long term relationship [with Solarlec]. I hope this continues and that the business can grow as we introduce more new products. We thank Solarlec for their support." 

Solarlec director Nick Keighley said: "Sharp's solar PV offering is a market-leading, super-efficient product that really performs for us and our customers. 

"We're delighted to receive this accolade from Sharp and will continue to recommend their high performing products - along with plenty of flexible payment plans - to our domestic customers across the UK." 

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