We design and model solar panel and Tesla Powerwall battery systems for Scottish farms, businesses and commercial premises. From agricultural barns to warehouse roofs, we assess your site, model your consumption, and connect you with MCS-certified installer partners. Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.
Last updated: 28 October 2026
We work with a range of commercial and agricultural operations across Scotland. If you have a roof, land, or a large electricity bill, a solar and battery system can reduce your running costs and provide resilience against grid outages.
Barns, sheds and outbuildings with large unshaded roofs ideal for solar arrays.
Warehouses, offices and retail units with daytime electricity consumption.
Manufacturing and processing facilities with high energy demand.
Community buildings, schools and municipal sites looking to cut energy costs.
Rooftop or ground-mounted solar panels sized to your available space and consumption. We model the optimal array size based on roof orientation, shading and your annual usage profile.
The Powerwall 3 includes a built-in solar inverter and 13.5 kWh of storage. Multiple units can be stacked to scale capacity for larger commercial sites. Storm Watch pre-charges the battery before severe weather for back-up power.
We integrate solar generation, battery storage and your existing electrical infrastructure. The system can work with time-of-use tariffs like Octopus Agile or Intelligent Flux to maximise savings through tariff arbitrage.
A commercial solar and battery system reduces your electricity costs in three ways. First, solar generation displaces grid electricity you would otherwise buy during daylight hours. Second, the battery stores surplus solar for use in the evening or during peak tariff periods, avoiding the highest unit rates. Third, on time-of-use tariffs, the battery can charge at off-peak rates and discharge during peak, trading the price difference automatically.
For farms and rural properties, the back-up power capability adds resilience against grid outages, keeping essential equipment running during power cuts. This is particularly valuable for operations that rely on continuous power for refrigeration, milking equipment, or heating.
Export revenue. Surplus electricity exported to the grid can earn SEG payments from participating suppliers, creating an additional revenue stream from your solar array.
Complete the business enquiry form below. Tell us your property type and annual electricity spend.
We arrange a no-obligation survey of your premises to assess roof space, orientation and electrical setup.
We model your consumption and tariff, design the right system size, and provide an itemised quote.
Our MCS-certified installer partners carry out the installation, including DNO notification and warranty registration.
Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status. Our installer partners can discuss credit options as part of your installation quote.
Yes. Barns, sheds and outbuildings typically have large, unshaded roof spaces that are ideal for solar arrays. We assess the roof structure, orientation and condition during your site survey. Ground-mounted arrays are also an option where roof space is limited or unsuitable.
The number depends on your daily electricity consumption, solar array size and tariff. We model your usage data to recommend the right configuration. Multiple Powerwall 3 units can be stacked to scale storage capacity for larger sites with higher demand.
Yes. The Powerwall 3 includes a built-in solar inverter and connects to most existing commercial solar arrays. We assess compatibility during your site survey and design the battery system to work alongside your current generation.
Yes. On tariffs like Octopus Agile or Intelligent Flux, the Powerwall charges at off-peak rates and discharges during peak periods, automatically trading the price difference. This tariff arbitrage can significantly reduce your electricity costs alongside solar generation.
Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status. Our installer partners can discuss credit options as part of your installation quote, allowing you to spread the cost over a period that suits your budget.
Tell us about your premises. We assess your site, model your energy usage, and connect you with MCS-certified installer partners. Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.
Last updated: 28 October 2026
Reviewed by the Scottish Energy Efficiency team