Commercial & Farm Solar and Battery Storage in Lanarkshire
Solar PV, battery storage, EV charging, and heat pumps for farms, businesses, industrial units, and community buildings across all ML and G postcodes.
Quick answer: Commercial solar reduces daytime energy costs by generating on-site electricity. Battery storage extends savings into evening hours. We install through MCS-certified partners. Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.
Key facts
- ✓Solar PV, battery storage, EV charging and heat pumps for Lanarkshire farms and businesses
- ✓Suitable for barn roofs, warehouses, retail units, schools and community buildings
- ✓Battery storage extends savings into evening hours and peak times
- ✓Commercial systems over 3.68kW per phase need G99 application to SPEN — we handle all paperwork
- ✓Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status
- ✓We install through MCS-certified partners
Last updated: 30 October 2026
Solar panels and battery storage help Lanarkshire farms and businesses cut energy costs, reduce reliance on the grid, and demonstrate environmental responsibility. We design and coordinate commercial solar systems tailored to your premises and usage profile.
Who It Is For
Farms & Agricultural
Barn roofs, outbuildings, and ground-mount arrays for farms across Lanarkshire. Ideal for high daytime energy use from dairy, grain drying, and cold storage.
Businesses & Retail
Shops, offices, and retail units with roof space can offset daytime consumption. Reduce overheads and demonstrate environmental commitment to customers.
Industrial & Warehouses
Large roof areas on industrial units are ideal for high-capacity solar arrays. Warehouses with refrigeration or lighting loads benefit most.
Hospitality
Pubs, restaurants, and hotels use energy throughout the day. Solar and battery storage can cut costs while meeting customer demand for sustainable businesses.
Schools & Community
Schools, community centres, and village halls benefit from solar during daytime operating hours. Educational and environmental benefits for the local community.
What We Install
Commercial Solar PV
Rooftop or ground-mount solar arrays sized to your available space and consumption profile. From small business rooftops to large warehouse installations.
Battery Storage
Commercial-scale battery systems to store surplus generation for evening use, peak shaving, or load shifting. Reduces reliance on grid electricity at expensive times.
EV Charging
Workplace EV charging points powered by your solar array. Provide charging for staff and fleet vehicles while maximising self-consumption of solar energy.
Heat Pumps
Air source and ground source heat pumps for larger commercial buildings. Pair with solar and battery for a complete low-carbon energy solution.
How Savings Work for a Business
Daytime Usage
The more energy your business consumes during daylight hours, the greater the benefit from solar generation. Businesses with high daytime loads see the fastest returns.
Your Tariff
Your electricity tariff determines how much each kWh of solar saves you. Businesses on higher daytime rates benefit more from self-consumption. Export rates provide additional income.
Roof or Ground Space
Available space determines system size. Large warehouse roofs can accommodate significant arrays. Ground-mount systems are an option for farms with suitable land.
Export Income
Surplus electricity exported to the grid earns payments through the Smart Export Guarantee or power purchase agreements. This provides an additional revenue stream.
Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status. We can discuss finance options during your no-obligation site survey.
How It Works
1. No-Obligation Site Survey
We visit your premises to assess roof or ground space, structural suitability, and your energy consumption patterns. No cost, no obligation.
2. System Design
We design a solar, battery, and EV charging system tailored to your building and usage profile. You receive a detailed proposal with expected generation and savings.
3. Installation Through MCS-Certified Partners
We install through MCS-certified partners who handle all installation, SPEN grid notification, and electrical compliance. Minimal disruption to your operations.
4. Aftercare & Monitoring
After installation, you receive monitoring tools to track generation and savings. Our team is available for any follow-up questions or maintenance needs.
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Commercial Solar FAQ
Is solar suitable for farm buildings?
Yes. Farm barn roofs, outbuildings, and ground-mount arrays are excellent for solar. Farms with high daytime energy use — dairy equipment, grain drying, cold storage — see the greatest benefit. A site survey determines the best configuration for your buildings and land.
How much can my business save with solar?
Savings depend on your daytime energy consumption, electricity tariff, available roof or ground space, and how much surplus you export. A no-obligation site survey assesses your premises and provides a tailored proposal with expected generation. We do not quote savings without surveying first.
Can I add EV charging to a commercial solar system?
Yes. Workplace EV charging integrates with your solar array so vehicles charge using on-site generation. This reduces fuel costs for fleet vehicles and provides charging for staff and visitors. Charging points can be added during installation or retrofitted later.
What finance options are available for businesses?
Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status. Larger commercial installations may have different finance arrangements. We discuss options during your no-obligation site survey based on your system size and budget.
Do you handle SPEN grid connection for commercial systems?
Yes. Commercial systems over 3.68kW per phase require a G99 application to SPEN. Our MCS-certified partners handle all paperwork and grid notification. The process typically takes 30 to 45 days. You do not contact SPEN yourself.
Ready to get started?
Book a no-obligation roof survey today. We will call you within 1 business day.
No obligation. We install through MCS-certified partners. Scottish homes and businesses.
Last updated: 28 October 2026