Your roof
What space is available? What condition is it in? Are there shading, access or structural considerations?

COMMERCIAL SOLAR
Commercial solar starts with your building, your electricity use and your plans for the business.
Discuss your project
Dowlais Renewables supplies and installs commercial solar panels for industrial buildings UK-wide. We work with businesses exploring how their roof space could support on-site electricity generation.
A useful starting point is understanding the premises: available roof area, condition, ownership and the way electricity is used during the working day.
Every building is different. Roof suitability, structural considerations, electrical infrastructure and any relevant permissions need to be assessed before a project is specified.
What space is available? What condition is it in? Are there shading, access or structural considerations?
When does your business use electricity? Understanding demand helps frame a relevant discussion about system design.
Do you own or lease the building? Are changes planned? These details help establish the next steps.
Tell us about your building, its location and your aims. Useful starting information includes your electricity use and whether you own or lease the premises.
Your roof, usable space and site conditions shape what may be possible. Structural and electrical considerations need to be understood before a system is recommended.
Explore a proposal based on your site and requirements. System scope, assumptions and installation considerations should be clear before you decide.
Once the project scope is agreed, supply and installation can be planned around your site. Discuss access, timing and operational requirements with the team.
Suitability depends on the roof’s condition, structure, orientation, shading and available space. An assessment is needed before recommending a system for your building.
Yes. Dowlais Renewables supplies and installs commercial solar for industrial buildings UK-wide, from its base in Dowlais, Merthyr Tydfil.
Costs depend on the building, system size, electrical requirements and installation conditions. A site-specific proposal is the right starting point, rather than a generic price.
Yes, you can start the conversation. Ownership, lease terms and permission from the relevant parties need to be considered before a project can move forward.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell us where your building is and what you want to achieve. We’ll help you explore the next step.