CEC Energy provides commercial solar PV consultancy, system design, installation, commissioning and ongoing support for UK businesses. We also work with battery storage, EV charging, monitoring and fault-finding.

Yes. We offer commercial solar consultations and feasibility-focused advice to help you understand whether solar is a good fit for your site and energy goals. This can include technical and performance considerations.

We support a wider range of commercial energy solutions, including battery storage, EV charging, voltage optimisation and monitoring. This allows us to look at your energy setup as a whole rather than in isolation.

Yes. CEC can assess solar generation, battery storage and workplace or fleet charging as one site energy project. We review electricity demand, available supply capacity, vehicle charging requirements and tariffs, then compare suitable options with clear cost and savings assumptions. This helps you plan the equipment and electrical infrastructure together.

Yes. CEC supports businesses with commercial solar PV feasibility, system design, installation and ongoing support. Each proposal is based on the site’s electricity use, operating hours, roof or land constraints and grid requirements, so the system is designed around the business rather than a standard package.

Savings depend on your electricity demand, how much solar generation you use on site, your import and export tariffs, system costs and ongoing operating costs. CEC compares these inputs and provides a site-specific forecast with its assumptions clearly stated. Savings and payback are estimates, not guarantees.

In many cases, an existing system can be assessed for expansion or integration. The design needs to account for the equipment already installed, the electrical configuration, system condition and any grid or export limits. CEC can review the system before recommending an approach.

Useful information includes recent electricity bills, half-hourly consumption data if available, site address, roof plans or drawings, operating hours and details of any existing solar, batteries or EV chargers. This helps CEC assess the site and prepare a more realistic technical and financial proposal.

A grid application or approval may be required, depending on the proposed system and the site’s existing electrical capacity and connection arrangements. CEC can identify the relevant grid requirements and support the application process. The final design and installation must follow the applicable approvals and site conditions.

Timescales vary with system size, roof access, structural checks, equipment availability, grid approvals and the site’s operating requirements. After reviewing the project, CEC can set out the expected stages and programme. Weather and other site conditions can also affect work on roofs.

Battery storage may help a business use more of its own solar electricity or shift some electricity use to lower-cost periods, depending on the site, tariff and system design. The business’s demand profile and operating hours matter. CEC can assess these factors and explain the potential benefits and costs for your site.