Joju Solar
James Page is an accomplished engineering professional with extensive experience in the renewable energy sector, currently serving as the Head of Engineering at Joju Solar since November 2009, focusing on the installation of solar PV and thermal systems across the South East for domestic, commercial, and public sector clients. Prior to this role, James held the position of Manager in Radio Regulations at Nokia from May 1998 to May 2009, and also served as an Industry Policy Advisor for the Green Party between 2005 and 2009. James Page's educational background includes studies at the University of Cambridge from 1979 to 1982, complemented by previous education at King Edwards.
Joju Solar
Joju Solar are the UK's leading installers of solar PV, battery storage and EV charging infrastructure. Founded in 2006, by entrepreneur Joe Michaels and Oxford University renewables lecturer Chris Jardine, Joju Solar has grown into the UK's most trusted installer of green technology. We have been awarded Contractor of the Year at the Solar and Storage LIVE Awards and EV charge point Contractor of the Year at the EVIEs Awards, three times. We're recognised as the market leaders in all of our product offerings. As well as helping homes and businesses reduce their carbon emissions, we have a particular focus on what can be achieved locally. We pioneered the community energy approach, installing the first community owned solar roof in the UK in 2008. Since then we have installed nearly 10% of all community energy in the UK - and all of it rooftop solar across hundreds of schools and other municipal buildings. We are also leading installers of EV Charging Infrastructure for local authorities. We are working with over 100 public sector organisations nationwide to help them deliver the infrastructure required for the EV transition. We install fast, rapid, ultra rapid, hubs, and on street chargers for councils, and we can also provide 100% finance for these local authority schemes. We also provide trusted O&M support.