Commercial Solar Solutions
By far our most popular renewable energy product is our commercial solar panels. Businesses are realising the importance of renewable energy, the cost savings it brings and the competitive advantage that results.
Read more about the benefits of commercial solar panels and how these solar panels work.
Benefits of Commercial Solar Panels
UCS Renewables’ commercial solar panels provide a sustainable energy source for any commercial application. Their popularity around the UK is increasing quickly.
- Use clean, green power
- Sustainable energy source
- Reduce your carbon footprint
- Save money on energy costs
- Benefits from export tariff
- Commercial tax relief
We’ve partnered with Lease Group to offer leasing options for our commercial energy solutions. This allows your company to spread the cost of your chosen renewable energy solution over a 12 to 60-month term. Our handy quick quote tool, allows us to provide a monthly cost and an estimate of your company’s tax relief benefit.
How do Solar Panels Work?
Every single year the sun radiates enough energy to satisfy the world’s energy needs for a full year. Our solar panels harness this energy, even working when the sky is overcast. The power generated is used on-site as well as being exported to the National Grid for future use. We use specially designed software to calculate the position and layout of your solar panels, to ensure you get the most from your investment.
Related Case Studies
Greenbank, Hartlepool
UCS Renewables completed surveys of the building in addition to reviewing the provided energy efficiency report, to conclude that the roof was suitable for the installation of solar modules. A proposal was approved for SMEES funding for the installation of a 38kW array on a single flat roof.
Gateshead MSCP
Our Energy team worked with the provided drawings from McNally & Thompson to compile a suitable design to maximise the use of the available space and optimise solar generation. The installation was challenging as rising energy bills created a surge for solar installations increasing the strain of the supply chain and therefore reducing availability of required materials.
