Commercial & industrial solar PV
Match suitable roof space to the electricity your site uses during daylight hours. Roof condition, shading and electrical capacity help establish a practical system size and expected generation.
Solar PV installation
Commercial & industrial renewables · UK-wide
Commercial & industrial renewable energy solutions
One energy plan. Built around your business.
Solar PV, battery storage and EV charging for workplaces, factories and facilities across the UK. NS Booth designs and installs systems around your premises, electrical infrastructure and the way you use energy.
Discuss your energy projectSolar PV / Battery storage / EV charging
The same technologies. A plan for your site.
Energy that fits the way you work.
From an office with daytime demand to a factory operating across several shifts, the right system starts with how electricity is used. We consider generation, storage and charging together, then shape the installation around the building and the business.
Offices · Retail · Hospitality · Factories · Warehouses · Workshops
Generation. Storage. Charging.
Renewable solutions for commercial and industrial sites.
Battery storage for business
Assess storage against surplus generation, operating hours and the power your site needs. Capacity, controls and installation space should follow your energy profile and the value of storing electricity for later use.
Battery storage
Commercial EV charging
Plan charging for staff, visitors and business vehicles within the wider electrical design. Parking times, vehicle requirements and available supply capacity determine a suitable charging layout and scope.
EV charger installation
Planned around your premises and operations.
From first conversation to site planning
Understand the demand. Then design the system.
A useful proposal connects the renewable installation with the realities of your premises, from trading hours and production shifts to roof suitability and electrical infrastructure.
Map your electricity use
Share recent bills, consumption data where available, operating hours and planned changes to equipment or occupancy.
Review the premises
Consider roof condition, ownership or lease arrangements, cable routes, distribution capacity and network connection requirements.
Plan delivery around operations
Discuss access, restricted areas, trading or production schedules and any electrical interruptions before work is scheduled.
For associated works, explore our commercial electrical services and industrial electrical services.
Based in Warwick. Working nationwide.
Business renewable energy.
Across the UK.
NS Booth offers commercial and industrial renewable energy solutions throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Share your site location and requirements to discuss the next steps.
Your questions, answered
Commercial & industrial renewables FAQs
Practical considerations for your premises, operations and energy investment.
Are the solutions different for commercial and industrial sites?
The core technologies are the same: solar PV, battery storage and EV charging. What changes is the design. Electricity demand, operating hours, available space and existing infrastructure determine the appropriate equipment and installation scope.
Does our business need solar, batteries and EV charging together?
No. Each technology should serve a practical need. Solar may be useful on its own; storage needs to be assessed against surplus generation and later demand. Charging can be included where staff, visitors or business vehicles need it. The systems can be planned together without assuming that every site needs all three.
Is our roof suitable for solar panels?
Available roof area is only a starting point. Roof condition, structure, shading and access need consideration, alongside electrical capacity and the timing of your electricity use. A large roof does not automatically mean that the largest possible system is the right choice.
Can renewable energy be installed at leased premises?
Landlord consent, roof rights and the remaining lease term need to be considered. Include ownership or lease details with your enquiry so the proposal reflects both the property arrangements and technical suitability.
How are savings and system size assessed?
Recent bills and consumption data help compare expected generation with electricity used on site. Tariffs, installation costs, operating hours and future changes in demand all affect the assessment. There is no single saving or payback period that applies to every business.
Can installation be planned around trading hours or production?
Discuss operating schedules, access restrictions and planned shutdowns early. The installation programme needs to account for staff, customers, safe working areas and any electrical interruptions. The arrangements depend on the site and agreed scope.
Will battery storage provide power during an outage?
Not automatically. Backup operation requires a system designed for the intended loads and safe operation during a supply interruption. This requirement should be raised during the initial discussion rather than assumed to be included with any solar or battery installation.
How do we choose commercial EV charging equipment?
Start with the vehicles that will use it, how long they park and when they need to be ready. The charging layout and equipment must also account for available supply capacity and the building’s other electrical loads. A site assessment establishes an appropriate specification.
Talk to NS Booth
Make a plan for your business.
Send your site postcode, building use, electricity bills and energy priorities. Include operating hours and any target installation dates.