
We arrange commercial solar PV, battery storage, EV charging and heat pump quotes for farms, businesses and public sector buildings across all DG postcodes. Installation is through our MCS-certified installer partners. Call 0141 230 0198 for a no-obligation site survey.
Last updated: 30 October 2026
Dairy farms, arable units and livestock estates with large roof areas on steadings and portal-frame sheds.
Shops, offices, workshops and industrial units looking to reduce daytime electricity costs.
Hotels, pubs, restaurants and visitor attractions with high hot water and electricity demand.
Schools, community halls, care homes and community buildings serving local D&G populations.
Rooftop and ground-mounted solar panel systems sized to your daytime electricity load. From 10kW up to 50kW+ for larger agricultural and commercial premises.
Commercial-scale battery systems that store surplus solar generation for use outside working hours, reducing peak-time grid purchases.
Workplace and fleet EV charging points integrated with your solar system so vehicles charge from your own generation.
Air source and ground source heat pumps for larger buildings, replacing oil or LPG heating in off-mains-gas commercial properties.
The more electricity your business uses during daylight hours, the greater the benefit from solar generation. Businesses with high daytime loads see the strongest returns.
Your current unit rate and standing charge determine how much each kilowatt-hour of solar generation offsets. Higher tariffs mean faster payback.
Available area dictates how many panels can be installed. Large farm roofs and open ground offer excellent potential for bigger systems.
Surplus electricity exported to the grid under the Smart Export Guarantee earns additional revenue, improving the overall return on investment.
We do not quote savings figures without surveying your premises. A site survey provides an accurate assessment based on your actual consumption and property.
We visit your premises to assess roof structure, orientation, energy consumption and load profile. No obligation, no deposit.
We design a system matched to your usage patterns, specifying panel count, inverter, battery and DNO requirements.
Our MCS-certified installer partners complete the installation, typically in 2–4 days for commercial systems.
MCS certification, SEG registration and monitoring app setup. Our aftercare team is available on 0141 230 0198.
Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status. We can discuss finance options during your site survey so you understand the monthly figures before deciding.
Yes. We arrange solar PV quotes for farm roofs, steading conversions, and ground-mounted systems across all DG postcodes. Our MCS-certified installer partners are experienced with agricultural buildings, including listed steadings and modern portal-frame sheds. A site survey confirms structural suitability.
Yes. Battery storage lets you use surplus solar generation outside working hours, and EV charging can be integrated so your vehicles charge from solar by day. Both qualify for 0% VAT until March 2027. Your system design includes load matching to maximise self-consumption across your operating schedule.
Savings depend on your daytime electricity usage, tariff, available roof or ground space, and how much surplus you export under the Smart Export Guarantee. A site survey assesses these factors and provides a system sized to your consumption profile. We do not quote savings figures without surveying your premises first.
Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status. We can discuss finance options during your site survey so you understand the monthly figures before deciding. Larger commercial systems may require a bespoke finance arrangement, which we can explore with you.
A typical commercial installation takes 2–4 days on site, depending on system size and roof complexity. The full process from survey to switch-on usually takes 4–6 weeks, including SP Distribution DNO approval for larger systems requiring G99 notification. Your surveyor provides a detailed timeline.
Last updated: 28 October 2026 · Reviewed by the Scottish Energy Efficiency team