Scottish Water has taken another step in reducing its carbon emissions through a £700,000 investment to triple the solar energy production at Kirkcaldy waste water treatment works.
An additional 1,300 solar photo voltaic panels, with an energy generating capacity of 0.41 gigawatt hours (gwh), have been installed, bringing the total number of panels on site to more than 2,300.
The installation includes 128 bifacial panels, which can produce power from light striking both sides.
