Cut your carbonwhere it counts.
Solar, battery storage and EV charging cut the emissions from the power your business uses, with measured data to show for it in your carbon reporting.
MCS certified installerIndependently accredited.
These aren’t badges for the sake of it. Each one protects you and your investment.
MCS certified
What it means for youWe’re an MCS certified installer. Systems up to 50kW are MCS certified, which they need to receive SEG export payments.
NICEIC Approved Contractor
What it means for youOur electrical work is assessed against national safety standards and regularly inspected.
TSI Approved Code
What it means for youWe work under a Trading Standards approved consumer code, so you have clear standards and protection.
SolarEdge partner
What it means for youWe install SolarEdge optimisers and inverters for panel-level monitoring, more output from shaded roofs and built-in safety.
Where solar fits in your carbon footprint.
Business emissions are reported in three scopes. Solar and battery storage cut Scope 2 directly, and EV charging opens the door to cutting Scope 1. Select a scope to see what counts and where we help.
Scope 2: Purchased electricity
Solar’s biggest leverWhat counts
- Electricity bought from the grid to run your site
- Purchased heat, steam or cooling, if you buy any
Where we help
Every unit of solar you use on site is a unit you don’t buy from the grid, so your Scope 2 falls with it. Battery storage lets you use more of your own solar later in the day.
Rooftop and ground solarLower carbon only counts if the system keeps performing. We monitor what your system generates and look after it for the long term, so your carbon savings show up in your data, not just in the proposal.
Measured, not guessed
Monitoring records what your system generates, giving you real kWh figures for your carbon reporting.
Looked after for years
Our operations and maintenance service keeps the system clean, healthy and generating, with faults caught early.
Responsible at end of life
Solar panels are covered by the UK’s WEEE regulations, so they’re collected and recycled when they reach the end of their life.
CASE STUDIES
Care homes and commercial sites across the South East, now generating their own clean power. Savings shown are 25-year projections.
01
Lulworth Care Home
Maidstone / Kent
25-YEAR SAVINGS
+£268,887
SYSTEM
38.72 kWp
02
Hengistfield
Sittingbourne / Kent
25-YEAR SAVINGS
+£642,030
SYSTEM
78 kWp
03
Sonya Lodge
Willingham / Kent
25-YEAR SAVINGS
+£314,224
SYSTEM
41.36 kWp
04
St Winifreds
Deal / Kent
25-YEAR SAVINGS
+£296,243
SYSTEM
53.68 kWp
05
Meyer House
Erith / Kent
25-YEAR SAVINGS
+£479,261
SYSTEM
64.24 kWp
06
Princess Christian
Woking / Surrey
25-YEAR SAVINGS
+£742,824
SYSTEM
64.24 kWp
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Lower costs
Cut energy bills and protect against rising prices.
Energy security
Generate your own power and reduce reliance on the grid.
Measurable impact
Track performance, savings and carbon reduction.
One accountable partner
From first survey to live system, we’re with you all the way.
Sustainability questions, answered
Straight answers to the questions we’re asked most. Pick a question to read the answer.
Yes. Solar electricity you generate and use on site replaces electricity you would otherwise buy from the grid, so your Scope 2 emissions fall with it. Electricity you export to the grid doesn’t reduce your own Scope 2.
Yes. Your monitoring records how much electricity the system generates, and your meter data shows what you export. That gives you the on-site kWh figures to include in SECR or other carbon reporting, using the conversion factors for your reporting year.
The UK Government publishes new greenhouse gas conversion factors every June. Use the set for the year you’re reporting on. Our calculator uses the 2026 UK electricity factor of 0.131 kg CO₂e per kWh.
Yes, as all manufacturing does. But a panel generates clean electricity for decades, and in UK conditions it pays back the energy used to make it within its first few years of operation.
Solar panels are covered by the UK’s WEEE regulations, so they’re collected and recycled rather than sent to landfill.
It helps you use more of your own solar. A battery stores the surplus your system generates in the middle of the day so you can use it later, instead of buying that electricity from the grid.
Not on its own. Solar cuts the emissions from the electricity you use, which is often one of the quickest wins. Net zero also means tackling heating, transport and your supply chain. We can help with the electricity and EV charging side.
Does solar reduce our Scope 2 emissions?
Yes. Solar electricity you generate and use on site replaces electricity you would otherwise buy from the grid, so your Scope 2 emissions fall with it. Electricity you export to the grid doesn’t reduce your own Scope 2.
Can we use the data in our carbon reporting?
Yes. Your monitoring records how much electricity the system generates, and your meter data shows what you export. That gives you the on-site kWh figures to include in SECR or other carbon reporting, using the conversion factors for your reporting year.
Which conversion factor should we use?
The UK Government publishes new greenhouse gas conversion factors every June. Use the set for the year you’re reporting on. Our calculator uses the 2026 UK electricity factor of 0.131 kg CO₂e per kWh.
Does making solar panels create carbon?
Yes, as all manufacturing does. But a panel generates clean electricity for decades, and in UK conditions it pays back the energy used to make it within its first few years of operation.
What happens to panels at the end of their life?
Solar panels are covered by the UK’s WEEE regulations, so they’re collected and recycled rather than sent to landfill.
Does battery storage help with carbon?
It helps you use more of your own solar. A battery stores the surplus your system generates in the middle of the day so you can use it later, instead of buying that electricity from the grid.
Will solar make us net zero?
Not on its own. Solar cuts the emissions from the electricity you use, which is often one of the quickest wins. Net zero also means tackling heating, transport and your supply chain. We can help with the electricity and EV charging side.
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