Who we help
Barns, sheds and agricultural buildings usually have large unused roof space facing the right way. That roof can carry a serious array without using an acre of land.
Put unproductive land to work with a ground mount array, sized around your site and your demand rather than the shape of a roof.
Store daytime generation for evening and night use, and keep essential equipment running through a power cut. We install systems including Sigenergy and the Tesla Powerwall 3.
Charging for farm vehicles, fleet and machinery, tied into your own generation so more of your running costs stay on site.
Rural properties have the two things solar needs most: space and demand.
Rural networks can have limits on how much you are allowed to export, and DNO capacity varies from site to site. It is worth knowing early, because it shapes the design.
Ground mount arrays and work on agricultural buildings can bring planning considerations, and they differ by site and local authority.
We help you navigate both as part of the survey and design. No guesswork, and no promises we cannot stand behind.
Two rural case studies are being written up now. We publish the real figures once the systems have run through a season, so what you read here is what actually happened.
Same panels, same electricity, twenty five times the difference in what somebody pays you for it. And every rate above 15p has one thing in common.
Lancaster City Council has approved a solar canopy, a battery and eight rapid chargers on the Auction Mart car park. We're not involved, but the design decisions in the planning file are worth learning from, at home and at work.
Fitted between 2011 and 2019 with no storage? Your roof has been giving most of it away. Whether you can add a battery is a narrower question than people assume.
Tell us about your site and we will come and look at it properly, then design around what you actually need. No obligation.
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