‘A new paradigm’: Birmingham City Council looks to solar tech to boost business and tourism

The Birmingham City Centre is the most visited shopping and entertainment precinct in the country.

The city council is working to build on its status as a major destination for business and tourists and to use its new solar technology to encourage businesses to invest in Birmingham’s energy storage.

“I’m absolutely convinced this is the future for Birmingham,” Birmingham City Manager Chris Hockley said.

“Birmingham is the centre of solar technology and we are taking advantage of that by creating this new paradigm for the city.”

Birmingham is the latest city to launch its own solar panel array in an effort to encourage business and to help promote the region’s renewable energy industry.

The project is being funded by the City of Birmingham and has the support of the council, as well as the Birmingham City Development Corporation.

Birmingham City has an array of solar panels located in all areas of the city.

One of the panels has a capacity of 200MW, and the other has a 100MW capacity.

The Birmingham Solar Centre will offer an array in the City Centre and adjacent areas, along with a small rooftop solar farm.

Birmingham is currently the first city in the UK to offer a rooftop solar energy system.

The centre is set to open in March 2019.

Birmingham City Council’s plans to install solar panels at the City Council are a significant step towards the development of Birmingham’s renewable industry.

The Birmingham City Solar Centre is set for construction in March 2020.

According to Birmingham City’s Mayor Sam Lotter, the City will offer a range of incentives to businesses and visitors to visit Birmingham.

“It’s important for Birmingham to be a hub for renewable energy and it’s also important for businesses to come to Birmingham and invest in the energy sector here in the city,” he said.

“Businesses are keen to make Birmingham their home base and so are the people that come here and want to live, work and invest here.

Businesses that have invested in solar panels will get the benefits of solar energy as well.

We are also providing incentives for visitors to invest, and so visitors will be able to have the opportunity to buy solar panels from Birmingham City.”

Birchley Solar Centre manager, Andrew Gee, said solar energy was a critical part of the City’s future development.

I think we’ve just entered a golden age of renewable energy.

I think the industry is a real opportunity to make a positive contribution to Birmingham.

Gee said the council’s new scheme will create jobs and boost the local economy.

Solar panel arrays are currently located in many cities around the world, and many of them provide benefits for businesses.

In June, the Solar Technology Association of America launched a program to support the growth of solar companies.

Last year, the World Economic Forum estimated that solar energy could generate $12.5bn to $15bn in economic growth in 2030.

This solar technology could create as many as 8,000 jobs in Birmingham, Gee said.

Birmingham has also recently installed a solar power generation plant on its North End, and will also start generating its own energy through solar panels in March.

It is also the first City in the United Kingdom to provide a rooftop rooftop solar power plant.

In December, Birmingham Council signed a £7.5 million deal with the Birmingham Solar Energy Association to install a new generation of solar power towers in the North End.

The company, which operates in the region, is looking to grow to the next level with the launch of a new project.

As part of this deal, Birmingham City will also install solar energy panels on its west side.

At the same time, the city has launched its first-ever rooftop solar park in the East End, with the first tower set to be completed in April 2020.

The Birmingham Solar City will be located in the area where the current city centre solar array is currently located, but the city council hopes to expand its solar energy array to the city’s outer northside area in the near future.

More information can be found on Birmingham City Mayor Sam’s website, where he also details the city government’s plans for the future of the solar industry.