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Solar contributed 28% of the UK’s total renewable energy generation in 2020 — up 4.6% from the previous year. As a clean renewable, solar has no fuel costs and does not produce air pollution or greenhouse gases. It’s clear more homes and businesses are adopting solar power to generate electricity, and we’ve detailed some of the key advantages below.

Electricity bills are unpredictable at the best of times, continually shifting and rising with inflation. The larger your premises (or the more sites you operate from) the more costly your energy bills will be. There are, however, ways to generate the power you need cost-effectively, and solar power is a sustainable choice.

Renewable energy can be produced from the sun, wind power, tidal power. At its core, it relates to the use of many resources that do not deplete, and constantly renew themselves. Click to read the benefits of Battery Storage.

With huge technological advancements in recent years, living off the grid is much easier than it was just ten or twenty years ago, yet it’s still not that simple. It requires expert planning and top-quality systems

The Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) came into force on 1st January 2020 to ensure households and businesses with small-scale renewable technologies are paid for the excess renewable electricity they have generated and put into the grid.

Seven greenhouse gases make up your carbon footprint (CO2). Fossil fuels such as oil, natural gas or coal burn to generate your current electrical supply and emit carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. The process is known as your carbon footprint.