Rooftop solar for your business
A self-consumption solar power plant for factory, warehouse and shop roofs.
For businesses, the logic is different
For a business, the goal is less about cutting the bill and more about producing on site the electricity a facility uses while it runs during the day. Because production and consumption happen at the same hours, the self-consumption rate is high, and that speeds up payback.
How big a system do you need?
A typical system for a business is between 50 and 500 kWp. What decides it is your roof area and your daytime consumption curve. Factory roofs are large, so the limit is usually consumption rather than roof area.
What we cover
- Roof load capacity and shading analysis
- Consumption curve analysis and self-consumption calculation
- Installation of panels, mounting structure and inverter
- Low- and medium-voltage switchboard manufacturing and installation — in our own workshop
- Distribution company applications and permits
- Testing, commissioning and periodic maintenance
Payback period
For businesses with a high self-consumption rate, a system usually pays for itself in 3–5 years. The period is shorter for facilities that run shifts and carry a heavy daytime load.
The electrical side is our core business
We are a factory electrical contractor; everything from the medium-voltage cell to the low-voltage switchboard is done by our own team. In solar installations, problems usually come not from mounting the panels but from the electrical connection.
What fits your facility?
Share your consumption for the last 12 months, and we'll work out your self-consumption and payback figures