28 April 2022 | Colin Lillicrap Associates Ltd

Act now to reduce the impact of high energy costs − the case for Solar PV

Companies face unprecedented increases in their energy bills. Electricity tariffs on contract renewals are 50p/kWh or more.

This makes onsite generation for a solar PV system much more valuable while protecting the business from volatile energy costs. Contact us today for a free initial assessment of how your business can reduce its energy costs by installing a solar PV system.

Find out how much your business can save from installing a solar PV system
We will need a copy of your electricity bill showing how much electricity your business used in the past twelve months plus half-hour electricity data if available. You can request this from your supplier. We also need your address including post code. With this information we can estimate how much you could generate onsite. The costs of Solar PV has come down in recent years and with the increase in the cost of grid energy it makes the return on investing in solar panels much more attractive.

Following our initial free assessment, we can arrange to carry out a detailed survey and provide a proposal for your consideration. If you wish to proceed with installing solar we can coordinate the supply, installation and commissioning using MSC approved installers who will manage the connection with the DNO.

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