Quick answer: We arrange commercial solar PV, battery storage and EV charging for farms, businesses, warehouses, hospitality venues, schools and community buildings across Scotland. Savings depend on your daytime usage, tariff, roof or ground space and export. A no-obligation site survey gives you a tailored design and exact price. Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.
Last updated: 28 October 2026
Solar panels and battery storage cut electricity costs for Scottish farms, rural estates and businesses. Whether you want to add batteries to existing commercial solar, install a new PV array, or add EV charging, we assess your site and connect you with MCS-certified installer partners across Scotland.
We arrange commercial solar PV, battery storage and EV charging for farms, rural estates, businesses, warehouses, hospitality venues, schools and community buildings across Scotland. From barn rooftops and ground-mount arrays to large commercial roof spaces, we assess your property and design a system that fits how you use electricity.
Commercial battery storage: add battery storage to store your solar generation for use when the panels are not producing, reducing peak-rate grid purchases. We assess your existing system and recommend the right battery capacity for your usage profile.
Solar PV installation: new solar PV arrays on barn roofs, warehouse rooftops, ground-mount sites and commercial buildings. We assess your roof orientation, pitch, shading and structural capacity, then design a system sized to your consumption.
EV charging points: workplace and fleet EV charging installed alongside your solar and battery system, so you can charge vehicles with your own generation. We assess your electrical capacity and recommend the right charger specification.
Daytime usage: businesses that consume electricity during the day — when solar panels are generating — benefit most, because they use their own generation directly instead of buying from the grid at peak rates.
Electricity tariff: your tariff determines how much you pay for imported electricity and how much you earn for exported surplus. Time-of-use tariffs create opportunities to charge batteries off-peak and discharge at peak rates.
Roof or ground space: the available area and its orientation, pitch and shading determine how many panels you can fit and how much energy they generate. South-facing roofs produce most; east-west arrays spread generation across the day.
Export: electricity you generate but cannot use on site is exported to the grid. The Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) pays you for this surplus. A battery lets you store it instead, which is usually more valuable than the export rate.
Enquiry: complete the business enquiry form on this page or call us. We ask about your premises and energy usage.
Site survey: we visit your premises to assess roof space, wiring, structural capacity and DNO area.
Design & install: we design the system, handle DNO paperwork and connect you with an MCS-certified installer partner.
Aftercare: commissioning, warranty documentation and ongoing support after installation.
Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status. We discuss your options during the site survey and provide details alongside your written quote.
Yes. If your commercial solar system uses a string inverter, we assess AC-coupled battery options that connect alongside it without disruption. If you already have a hybrid inverter, a straight battery add-on may be possible. A site survey confirms which path applies to your system.
Yes. We arrange solar PV installations for farms, rural estates, warehouses, hospitality venues, schools and community buildings across Scotland. We also install EV charging points. All installations are carried out through MCS-certified installer partners.
Savings depend on your daytime electricity usage, your tariff, available roof or ground space, and how much you currently export. A business that uses power during the day benefits most because it consumes solar generation directly. We model your expected savings during the site survey using your actual usage data.
Yes. Commercial battery systems over 3.68kW per phase require G99 prior approval from your DNO — SP Energy Networks in central and southern Scotland, SSEN in the north and Highlands. We handle all DNO paperwork and applications as part of the process.
Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status. We discuss your options during the site survey and provide details alongside your written quote. Larger commercial installations may have additional finance routes available through the installer partner.
Last updated: 28 October 2026
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Interest-free credit available, subject to status.