Could Queen's Hospital Romford go solar?
Opened in 2006 on Rom Valley Way, Queen's Hospital Romford is built from big, blocky roofs — plenty of flat area to work with. We estimate it could take around 3.6 MW of solar, roughly 8,900 panels, generating an estimated 2.9 to 3.6 million kWh a year. An acute hospital draws power at all hours, so little of that would go to waste. These are theoretical, full-roof numbers.
Roof area read from above: ~21,478 m²on a 29,899 m² building footprint.Imagery dated 2024-06-23.
Full methodology, assumptions and cross-checks: how we measure. Includes solar data from Google.
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