Solar photovoltaic (PV) panels convert daylight into usable electricity, allowing properties to significantly reduce reliance on the grid while protecting against rising energy costs.

Whether deployed across social housing portfolios or private developments, Solar PV remains one of the fastest ways to cut carbon emissions while delivering immediate financial benefits.

• Lower electricity bills
• Reduced carbon footprint
• Improved SAP and EPC ratings
• Protection against future energy price volatility
• Attractive ROI for asset owners
• Eligible for government-backed schemes

Battery storage allows properties to capture unused solar energy and deploy it when demand is highest — such as evenings or peak tariff periods.

This dramatically increases self-consumption and reduces dependence on imported electricity.

Without a battery, excess solar generation is exported to the grid. With storage, that energy works harder for you.

The result: greater savings and stronger energy resilience.

Air Source Heat Pumps extract heat from the outside air — even in low temperatures — and convert it into efficient heating and hot water.

They are widely recognised as a cornerstone technology in the UK’s decarbonisation strategy.

• Up to 300–400% efficiency compared to traditional boilers
• Significant carbon reduction
• Lower long-term running costs
• Compatible with government incentives
• Supports fossil fuel phase-out strategies