A solar installation is set to make artificial surfing lake The Wave carbon neutral.
The installation is due to be completed and start generating energy at the site from June 2023Work is set to start on a solar and energy storage array at artificial surfing lake The Wave.
The company secured £1.45m European Regional Development Fund Growth Programme funding, alongside match funding from South Gloucestershire Council, in the form of a commercial loan, to finance the development.Image source,Nick Hounsfield with The Wave CEO Craid Stoddart founded the inland surfing destination in 2019
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