Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner

Project to boost West Mercia Police’s energy security receives green light

"This is about making sensible financial decisions now so that long‑term savings can strengthen services and ensure resources are focused on the public’s priorities.” - PCC John Campion

At a time when national energy supplies are becoming increasingly uncertain and global markets remain unpredictable, renewables are being used to strengthen West Mercia Police’s long term electricity resilience.

Through the Invest-to‑Save programme, 750 solar panels will be installed on the roof of the Operational Control Centre at Hindlip Hall, which will...

Reduce annual energy costs by approximately £120,000 annually

Cut carbon emissions by an estimated 169 tonnes each year

And generate enough clean electricity to power around 150 homes

This is one example of work taking place to ensure the police budget is being spent in the most effective way - especially on frontline policing, where it makes the greatest difference.

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