Your building uses power when the sun is up
Most businesses use the bulk of their electricity during the working day, exactly when solar panels generate. That means more of your solar power is used on site, which is where the biggest savings come from.
Built for the way your site runs
Offices and business units
Daytime loads that match solar output closely.
Warehouses and industrial
Large roofs, three-phase supplies, high usage.
Farms and rural buildings
Barns and outbuildings with space to spare.
Schools and care homes
Youth clubs and community centres.
Retail and hospitality
Lighting, refrigeration and long opening hours.
Engineered by people who know commercial electrics
Solsure Electricals background is in commercial and industrial installations, including the mining, aerospace and marine sectors. We are comfortable with three-phase supplies, large distribution boards and the DNO approvals larger systems need.
- Three-phase design and installation
- G99 applications to the network operator
- Load assessment and supply checks
- Minimal disruption to your working day
34 panels and 15 kW of storage for a Sharnford youth club
A youth club in Sharnford, Leicestershire, needed a system to suit its building and how it is used. We designed and installed a 34-panel, three-phase EcoFlow system with 15 kW of battery storage.
“Even in the worst winter months, our electricity bill has dropped to zero.”
How a commercial project runs
Site survey
Roof or ground space, supply capacity, distribution boards and usage data.
Design and proposal
System layout, expected generation and a clear, fixed quote.
Approvals and install
G99 application, then installation planned around your operations.
Commissioning
Testing, monitoring set-up, MCS certificate and full documentation.
Commercial solar questions, answered
Straight answers to the things people ask us most. Anything else, just call.
Get a free quoteIs commercial solar worth it?
For most businesses that use power in the daytime, yes. The more solar energy you use on site, the faster the payback. We model this from your actual usage before you commit.
Do I need permission from the network operator?
Systems above the G98 limit (around 3.68 kW per phase) need a G99 application to the local network operator before connection. We prepare and submit it for you.
Can solar be installed without disrupting our business?
Yes. Most work happens on the roof, and we plan the final connection for a time that suits you.
Are there tax benefits?
Solar installations may qualify for capital allowances. Speak to your accountant about your business's position.
Can you add EV charging at the same time?
Yes. We design solar, storage and workplace charge points together so they work as one system.
Talk to us about your site
Send us your address and a recent electricity bill, and we will come back with next steps.
