Project Highlights
- The project utilized Bluetop’s BION solar carport structures, designed to provide both shelter and solar energy generation across 250 parking spaces.
- Due to site-specific conditions at Capital Park, the structures were installed with a combination of concrete and pile foundations, ensuring stability and durability.
- Zinc-coated half-round gutters and drainage systems prevent water accumulation and enhance structural longevity. Suitable for long-term outdoor exposure in the UK climate.
Project Overview
The Capital Park Solar Parking project in Cambridge, UK, transformed a 250-space cark park into a sustainable energy hub using Bluetop’s BION solar carport structures. The project, managed Syzygy Consulting and installed by SAS ENergy, integrated high-efficiency solar panels with EV charging stations, supporting the site’s transition to clean energy.
Key Features
250 parking spaces covered with solar carports
32 EV charging stations seamlessly integrated
BION structures with wide-span, unobstructed design
Optimized panel positioning for max energy output
Hidden cabling and drainage systems for a sleed, modern look
Sustainable energy production, reducing carbon footprint
“It was a pleasure working with Bluetop. They delivered unqiue and functional designs for our solar carparks. The Bluetop team exceeded our expactations and has top-noth products. We highly recommend them to any company looking for a solid business partner and a reliable solar carport supplier.”
Robert Murphy
Sales Director at SAS ENERGY
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Discover more about Bluetop’s BION Solar Carports
A flexible and cost-effective solar carport system allowing for the addition of modules infinitely according to requirements. The BION solar canopy structure can span up to 8.3 meters between posts and is particularly well-suited for parking areas with central sections. Compatible with screw piles, rammed piles and concrete foundations.
An optimal combination of design and cost-efficiency.


