COMMERCIAL SOLAR / CASE STUDY

Willingham / Kent

Sonya Lodge

Sonya Lodge

Sonya Lodge

A 41.36 kWp solar and battery system generating clean electricity and reducing grid reliance for Sonya Lodge.

A 41.36 kWp solar and battery system generating clean electricity and reducing grid reliance for Sonya Lodge.

A 41.36 kWp solar and battery system generating clean electricity and reducing grid reliance for Sonya Lodge.

LIFETIME SAVINGS

+£314,224

+£314,224

+£314,224

Projected over 25 years

INSTALLED SOLAR SYSTEM

41.36 kWp

41.36 kWp

41.36 kWp

Installed photovoltaic capacity

PROJECT LOCATION

Willingham / Kent

Willingham / Kent

Willingham / Kent

Commercial renewable energy project

REAL PROJECT / MEASURABLE RESULTS

COMMERCIAL SOLAR / THE RETURN

See how the savings add up.

See how the savings add up.

See how the savings add up.

A clearer view of the potential long-term financial impact of this solar installation.

A clearer view of the potential long-term financial impact of this solar installation.

A clearer view of the potential long-term financial impact of this solar installation.

PROJECTED 25-YEAR SAVINGS

+£314,224

+£314,224

+£314,224

Based on the existing project lifetime savings estimate.

ILLUSTRATIVE CUMULATIVE SAVINGS

ILLUSTRATIVE CUMULATIVE SAVINGS

25 YEARS

25 YEARS

£63k

£63k

£126k

£126k

£189k

£189k

£251k

£251k

£314k

£314k

YEAR 05

YEAR 05

YEAR 10

YEAR 10

YEAR 15

YEAR 15

YEAR 20

YEAR 20

YEAR 25

YEAR 25

Illustrative straight-line distribution of the 25-year projected total. Actual annual savings will vary.

Illustrative straight-line distribution of the 25-year projected total. Actual annual savings will vary.

SYSTEM / INSTALLED ON SITE

A system built for dependable output.

The Sonya Lodge installation uses 94 Jinko Tiger Neo 440 W N-type all-black mono solar panels, mounted across multiple pitched roofs to maximise available space and capture daylight throughout the day. These panels feed into a SolarEdge 30 kW three-phase inverter and a Fox ESS AC3 10 kW three-phase AC-coupled inverter, converting DC power from the array into usable AC electricity for the home. Energy storage is provided by a Fox ESS system using two EP11 10.36 kWh Li-ion battery modules, giving around 20.7 kWh of usable storage to capture surplus solar generation for use later in the day or overnight.

PERFORMANCE / SITE CONDITIONS

Performance that accounts for the real site.

Performance modelling uses long-term meteorological data for Kent to assess the available solar resource throughout the year. Five separate pitched roof areas at approximately 30° were included in the design, with a mix of orientations selected to spread generation across the day. Detailed sunpath analysis confirmed minimal shading from nearby buildings or trees, with a shading factor of 1.00 across the modelled roof areas.

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