High-Yield Sectors
We Specialise In
Every sector has its own energy profile, building types and operational constraints. Select your industry below to see how solar works in your world and what kind of savings and payback you could expect.
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Warehouses
logistics centres, distribution hubs,
storage facilities and industrial units.
£986,987
in average lifetime savings
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Manufacturing
factories, processing plants, workshops and production lines.
£1,372,014
in average lifetime savings
Offices
single-tenant offices, multi-tenant buildings, business parks.
£174,401
in average lifetime savings
Carehomes
residential care homes, nursing homes and supported living facilities.
£456,794
in average lifetime savings
Warehouses
Warehouse roofs are often large, unobstructed spaces – well suited to high-yield solar PV systems. With long daytime operating hours and significant lighting, handling and HVAC loads, solar can offset a substantial portion of your grid electricity use.
On our warehouses page, you’ll find:
Typical benefits and payback ranges for warehouse solar
How we design systems around your operating hours and roof structure
Practical considerations for planning and installation
Manufacturing
Manufacturing sites tend to have high, consistent electricity demand from machinery, compressors, process loads and building services. That makes them a strong match for commercial solar, especially when power is needed throughout the working day and often beyond.
On our warehouses page, you’ll find:
How solar can help reduce production costs and support competitiveness
How we profile your load and size systems to match demand
How we profile your load and size systems to match demand
Office Buildings
Offices typically draw most of their electricity during daytime working hours – exactly when solar generates. Solar can help reduce your electricity bills, support your ESG reporting and make your buildings more attractive to staff, tenants and investors.
On our warehouses page, you’ll find:
How solar supports modern office energy and ESG goals
How we design systems around your operating hours and roof structure
Typical patterns of generation and savings for office sites
Care homes
Care homes operate 24/7, with continuous demand for heating, hot water, lighting, medical equipment and catering. Solar PV can help lower running costs while supporting the environmental standards that residents, families and regulators increasingly expect.
On our warehouses page, you’ll find:
Why care homes are a strong fit for solar PV
How we plan installations around residents and staff to minimise disruption
The kind of energy and carbon savings care homes can typically see