Your bills and operating hours
Annual electricity use is useful. Meter data, if available, can help a consultant compare the timing of demand and generation.
The calculator is an illustration, not a savings estimate.Before a meeting
Start with the information you have.
You do not need a finished business case to talk to us. These details give the conversation a useful starting point.
What we should know about the site
Tell us about the roof or ground space, ownership or lease arrangements, planned building work and any access restrictions.
A site review is needed before design decisions.The practical limits on the work
Mention delivery routes, busy periods, seasonal demand and shutdown constraints. Include the colleagues who look after the building and energy bills.
Raise operational requirements before a proposal is agreed.Your next step Talk through the options for your site.
Exploring or exporting this scenario does not send us your details. Call or email when you want to discuss the site, or use the callback option in the export panel.
Contacting us requests a conversation. It is not a confirmed meeting or a commitment to install.
Funding Check support routes before making assumptions.
Eligibility, grant conditions and the timing of an application depend on the project and current scheme rules. Ask which routes may be relevant before agreeing the work.
A tax adviser should confirm any tax treatment for your business. The calculator does not calculate grants, tax relief or financial returns.