
Solar and battery storage for Scottish farms, businesses, warehouses and public buildings. We model the savings for your site, usage and tariff — no invented figures, just the arithmetic for your property.
Last updated: 5 November 2026.
Reviewed by the Scottish Energy Efficiency team.
If your property uses electricity during the day, solar and battery storage can reduce your bills and protect you from price rises. We work with farms, rural estates, warehouses, offices, hospitality, schools and community buildings across Scotland.
Commercial solar PV, battery storage, EV charging and heat pumps for larger buildings. We install through MCS-certified partners using MCS-listed equipment.
Daytime usage, your tariff, available roof or ground space, and export income. We model each factor for your site rather than quoting a single headline figure.
No-obligation site survey, design and fixed-price quotation, installation through our MCS-certified partners, and aftercare including monitoring and support. Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.
Yes, if your business uses electricity during the day. Farms, warehouses and offices with daytime consumption can displace bought units at their day rate, which is usually the biggest saving. A site survey models the actual numbers for your roof, usage and tariff.
Most commercial systems need at least 50 square metres of usable roof or ground area, though more is better. A site survey confirms exactly how many panels fit and which sections are most productive. Orientation, shading and roof condition all affect the usable area.
Yes. A battery stores surplus solar for evening use and overnight tariff arbitrage, while EV charge points let you power vehicles from your own generation. We design the full system together so the battery, panels and chargers work as one integrated setup.
Interest-free credit up to £30,000 is available, subject to status. For larger systems, we can discuss options in your written quotation. Solar Savings Scotland is not a lender. We will include both cash and financed figures so you can compare.
From survey to commissioning, most commercial installations take four to eight weeks depending on system size, DNO approval timelines and weather. The on-site installation itself is typically two to five days. We provide a clear timeline in your quotation.
Tell us about your business or farm and we will model the savings for your site, usage and tariff.