Case Studies
- Birmingham, UK
Limes Care Home moved to 79.65 kWp solar systems powered by Solar4Good for better energy management. The installation reduces energy expenses and carbon emissions as well as offers a dependable renewable energy source to serve the residents and staff.
- Luton, UK
The Fortune Group cut reliance on grid power with a high-efficiency solar system. The project improved sustainability and prepared the site for future green technology
- Bristol, UK
Lawrence Hill Health Center’s rooftop system meets much of its daytime demand. It saves about £7,500 a year and prevents up to 10,000 kg of CO₂.
- Walton On the Naze, UK
Delamer House installed a 24.65 kWp solar system. It reduces costs, cuts carbon, and delivers steady savings for the building and its tenants.
- Gloucester, UK
Fairview Health Ltd installed solar panels at its Gloucester site, which helped the company save overhead expenses on energy bills and move towards a more environmentally friendly proposition
- Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK
Farmfield House Surgery chose to collaborate with Solar4Good to switch on solar-powered energy in its health facility. The project enhances the environmental credentials of the surgery, minimizes its energy costs, and achieves long-term operational strength.
- Colchester, UK
Florence Care Homes Ltd collaborated with Solar4Good to install a solar PV system that reduces costs, makes the building more environmentally friendly, and contributes to their efforts to make the environment healthier for residents and staff.
- Greenford, UK
Sun Mark Ltd mounted a 51.6 kWp solar PV system. The project minimizes grid dependency, standardizes energy prices, and shows great interest in sustainability
- Sargeant Court, UK
Karan Buttar, a London property owner, transformed two residential towers with the help of dual 15.23 kWp solar PV systems. Both projects help cut annual landlord supply costs by up to £6,600 and offset ~16,800 kg CO₂ each year.
- Surrey, UK
To address their significant electricity expenses, Solar4Good proposed an 18kWh solar system for the Gatwick White House Hotel. This solution aimed to reduce operational costs while ensuring excellent facilities for guests.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A commercial solar system is a solar power installation designed for businesses, organizations, or commercial properties to generate electricity from sunlight. It typically involves a larger-scale setup compared to residential systems.
Cost savings: Solar energy can significantly reduce electricity costs for businesses, leading to long-term savings.
Environmental sustainability: By using solar power, businesses can reduce their carbon footprint and demonstrate their commitment to sustainable practices.
- Tax incentives and rebates: Many jurisdictions offer financial incentives, tax credits, and grants to encourage commercial solar installations.
- Brand reputation and marketing advantages: Going solar can enhance a company’s reputation and attract environmentally conscious customers.
- Energy independence and reliability: Generating on-site solar power reduces dependence on the grid and can provide a reliable source of electricity.
The cost of a commercial solar system varies depending on factors such as system size, location, energy consumption, equipment quality, and installation requirements. It is advisable to consult with solar providers and obtain quotes tailored to your business’s specific needs.
In many cases, a commercial solar system can offset a significant portion of a business’s energy consumption. However, the system size needs to be carefully planned based on energy demand and available roof or ground space. Some businesses may combine solar power with other energy sources for full coverage.
Yes, there are various financing options available for commercial solar installations. These may include solar loans, power purchase agreements (PPAs), solar leases, and energy performance contracts (EPCs). Each option has its own advantages and considerations, so it’s recommended to consult with financial institutions and solar providers to determine the best fit for your business.
The installation time for a commercial solar system depends on the project’s complexity, size, and any necessary permits or approvals. It can range from several weeks to a few months.
Commercial solar systems typically require minimal maintenance. Regular inspections, cleaning of solar panels, monitoring of performance, and ensuring proper functioning of inverters are essential. Some solar providers offer maintenance packages and monitoring services to optimize system performance and address any issues promptly.
Yes, commercial solar systems can be combined with energy storage solutions, such as batteries. Energy storage allows businesses to store excess solar power for use during periods of low solar generation or during grid outages, providing increased energy independence and flexibility.
The permits and approvals required for a commercial solar system installation vary depending on local regulations, building codes, and utility requirements. These may include obtaining building permits, interconnection agreements, and inspections. It is advisable to consult with solar providers and local authorities to ensure compliance with all necessary requirements.
Net metering or feed-in tariff programs may allow businesses to sell excess electricity generated by their commercial solar systems back to the grid. The availability and terms of such programs depend on the specific location and utility policies.
Consulting with experienced solar providers and energy consultants is crucial for accurate information, system design, and customized solutions for commercial solar installations.