Reduce your operating overheads by Investing
in a Solar PV system
COMMERCIAL INSTALLATIONS
Why Invest in a Solar PV system for your New & Existing Buildings?
Reduce your operating overheads
Generate and store free, clean energy on-site and improve your bottom line with up to 100% savings on energy costs.
Secure your future energy supply
Pre-purchase energy at a fixed unit price, forecast your long-term energy costs and protect your business against future increases in utility prices.
Save our planet and our environment
Utilise clean, renewable energy to offset your buildings carbon footprint, lower your energy demand from fossil fuels and reduce pollution and improve sustainability
Protect from unexpected power shortages
Generate and store your own energy, reduce reliance on the National Grid and protect your business from potential rationing and brownouts.
You should get a good Rate of Return on your Investment
A typical 50-panel commercial solar PV system would generate around 16 kwp.
There is currently considerable volatility in the supply, and cost, of the various components required for a solar installation, panels, inverters, batteries, etc. We are therefore actively updating our guidance on the cost and profitability of commercial solar installations. We will update our website shortly.
Developments in battery storage have increased the attractiveness of installations and we recommend the inclusion of battery storage in solar projects.
Get ahead of your competitors
Visibly promote your green initiatives, improve corporate reputation and strengthen relationships with suppliers and customers.
St Georges Church, Croydon, Installed Aug 2016
Produces enough energy for half the church use
Housing Association in Surrey, Installed October 2007
Produces enough energy for the entire communal area
All Nations Christian College in Hertfordshire
Installed September 2012,
Produces enough to power the communal facilites
Queens Park Church, London, Installed Sep 2008
Produces enough energy for half the church use
Block of Flats in Surrey, Installed October 2019
Produces enough energy for the entire communal area
Block of Flats in London, Installed October 2018
Produces enough energy for the entire communal area