Surrey company wins award for solar installation at historic Bourne Hall
Bourne Hall, a striking circular building with a central glass dome – and Ewell's largest landmark – recently completed a solar installation to support Epsom & Ewell Borough Council’s net-zero goals.
It features 116 bifacial solar panels on a bespoke steel framework and is expected to save £15,000 a year and cut over 9 tonnes of CO₂. Surrey-based Titan Eco, who delivered the installation, received the Small Scale Project (<£250k) of the Year Award at the London Energy Efficiency Regional Awards 2025, recognising its impact.
The system was delivered in collaboration with WC Evans & Sons Ltd, who designed and installed the custom steel framework.
Liz Frost, Chair of Epsom & Ewell Borough Council’s Environment Committee, said: “Part of a series of works that will make this picturesque and historical landmark more sustainable for future generations.”
Sam Tilley, Managing Director of Titan Eco, added: “Bourne Hall is a great example of how solar can be integrated into a historic site without compromising its character… Knowing the system is in place and making a real difference is particularly meaningful.”
Titan Eco has also delivered solar installations at other local community buildings, including the Rainbow Leisure Centre, Epsom Playhouse, St Giles & St George’s Church, and Ashtead Peace Memorial Hall - demonstrating a continued commitment to supporting public spaces on their journey to net zero.