Written by: Paul Meek
2026
Chartham Park Golf and Country Club has reached a significant milestone in its commitment to combining premier sporting facilities with environmental responsibility. Through the strategic installation of a high-efficiency photovoltaic solar array, the club now generates clean, renewable energy on-site.
This transition is projected to deliver annual energy savings of approximately 10%, providing a valuable buffer against volatility in the commercial energy market. For a large facility where reliable power is essential for clubhouse climate control and charging the electric buggy fleet, this efficiency represents a meaningful long-term financial advantage. By lowering overheads, the club can ensure resources remain focused on maintaining high-quality playing surfaces and enhancing the member experience.
Beyond the financial benefits, the environmental impact is equally important. By harnessing solar energy, Chartham Park is actively reducing its carbon footprint. Solar power operates silently and produces no harmful emissions, helping to protect the surrounding West Sussex countryside. This project reflects a long-term commitment to safeguarding the club’s landscape for future generations.
