Commercial and farm solar suits Scottish sites that use electricity in daylight hours, such as farms, estates, warehouses, hotels and schools. Solar PV and battery storage cut the power you buy from the grid, and EV charging or heat pumps can be added. We survey your site, design the system and install through MCS-certified partners.
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Commercial and farm systems suit sites with steady electricity demand and a good roof or spare land. We work with a wide range of Scottish premises.
Each system is designed around how your site uses power, and the parts can be combined or added in stages.
There is no standard saving figure, because every site is different. What you save depends on a handful of factors that the survey looks at in detail, and your written proposal shows the expected yearly generation in kWh for your site.
A business project follows four clear stages, with one point of contact throughout.
Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.
It often is when a site uses a lot of electricity during daylight hours, because power generated on the roof is used on site instead of bought from the grid. Farms, warehouses and hospitality sites usually fit this pattern. A site survey and a review of your bills show whether it suits your premises.
Savings depend on your site rather than a standard figure. The main factors are how much electricity you use in daytime, the tariff you pay, the roof or ground space available, and what you earn for exported power. After a survey you receive a written proposal with expected yearly generation for your site.
Yes. Where roofs are small, shaded or unsuitable, panels can be mounted on frames on spare land close to the farm's supply. Ground mounted arrays can face due south at the best angle. The survey checks land, cable routes, grid capacity and whether planning consent is needed before we quote.
We install through MCS-certified partners with experience of commercial and agricultural sites. Our team manages the project from survey to handover, including design, grid applications to the network operator and scheduling around your working day, harvest or opening hours, so disruption to your business is kept to a minimum.
Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status. This can help spread the cost of a smaller commercial or farm system. For larger projects, your adviser explains the options alongside your written proposal, so you can compare paying upfront with spreading payments before you decide anything.
Call 0141 230 0198 or request a written, no-obligation quote. Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.