King’s plans to make Royal Household reach Net Zero by 2030 are underway with first solar panels installed at Windsor
THE King’s plans to make the Royal Household reach Net Zero by 2030 are underway — as he seeks to save cash.
The first solar panels have been installed at 1,000-year-old Windsor Castle after a project to fix the leaky roof.
Meanwhile, royal transport is becoming eco-friendly too, with a permanent sustainable aviation tank being built for choppers at RAF Odiham in Hants – with Royals taking fewer flights.
And the famous State Bentleys are set to be converted to run on biofuel before being replaced with electric versions.
The plans were revealed in a report, which also explored Charles’s hopes to save cash.
His Majesty will use profits from off-shore windfarm deals on Crown property to fund Buckingham Palace renovations.
And there also plans to rent out parts of St James’s Palace as commercial office space.