
SOLAR / FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Your premises.
A new perspective.
Put the building, the business day and your longer-term plans into one energy conversation.
Start a business enquiry↗ CONTEXTUAL PHOTOGRAPHY / NOT A RENEWAGREEN PROJECTWORKING WITH DAYLIGHTThe roof is one part.
The operation is another.
Commercial solar begins with understanding when the premises uses electricity, who controls the building and what a project would need to work around. A building with daytime activity may have a different energy-use pattern from premises that operate mostly after dark.
Bring the information you have about consumption, occupancy and site use. This helps frame the questions before anyone discusses a design or commercial proposal. Renewagreen can confirm whether your enquiry is within scope and what the appropriate next step would be.
BEFORE THE PANEL COUNT
Bring the business
case into focus.
01Consumption and operating hours
An annual electricity-use figure is a starting point. More detailed usage information can help an assessor understand seasonal demand and when electricity is used. Describe opening hours, shutdown periods and any significant electrical loads or planned changes.
02Control of the premises
Say whether you own, lease or manage the building and who can authorise changes to it. Roof access, lease terms and responsibilities between landlord and occupier may need clarification. This enquiry route is not a legal or property-permission assessment.
03Roof and site constraints
Mention the building type, known roof condition and any work already planned. Access routes, working areas and the need to keep the business operating are important context. Structural and electrical suitability require the appropriate project-specific assessment.
04Decision and procurement
Explain your objectives, who is involved in the decision and what information procurement needs. Ask for the equipment specification, included work, exclusions, forecast assumptions and the parties responsible for installation, permissions, support and handover.
A useful first
business brief.
Send the site location, business type, operating hours and a short description of your aims. Add any available electricity-use information and known building constraints. If a programme or budget range already exists, describe it as an initial consideration rather than an agreed commitment.
A conversation comes before a proposal. Project capacity, coverage, timing and commercial terms are confirmed directly. There is no automated quote or feasibility result on this website.
Put your project in the picture↗YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
A little context.
A brighter conversation.
Tell us where your property is, how you use electricity and what you’d like to explore. We’ll start with the right questions and confirm what’s possible for your project.
Let’s talk solar↗Your roof. Your routine.
Your starting point.