Commercial Solar PV Installation

Commercial Solar

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Our Commercial Solar Installations

Aerial view of a brick office building with all-black solar panels on its roof beside open fields.
Installers fitting black solar panels on a large farm building roof, with a ground-mounted array below.
Aerial view of business units with a solar array on the flat roof of the central building.
Agricultural timber-clad barn with a roof full of solar panels in hilly countryside.
Aerial view of industrial buildings with solar panels installed across several pitched and flat roofs.
Large Solis inverter with DC string connectors mounted on a brick commercial building wall.
Two Solis inverters with DC and AC isolators mounted on a brick wall at a commercial site.
Black solar panels on the tiled roof of the Alpha Construction office, seen from the scaffold at sunrise.
Rows of black solar panels between protected rooflights on a large commercial metal roof with edge protection.
Solis inverter mounted in a commercial building with DC cabling connected underneath.
Row of black solar panels on a long tiled roof, with a scaffold walkway running alongside.
Two Sigenergy battery units with yellow isolators and cable tray on the outside wall of a commercial building.
Aerial view over a city industrial estate with solar panels on several factory roofs and tower blocks behind.
Aerial view of solar panels in rows along two long flat commercial roofs surrounded by trees.
Two installers in hi-vis checking a row of inverters and battery units in a storeroom.
Black solar panels covering one roof slope of a timber-clad agricultural building in hilly countryside.
Engineer working beside a row of battery stacks and wall-mounted inverters in a plant room.

Protect your bottom line against volatile UK energy markets. At Power & Control, we design, install, and maintain industrial-grade commercial solar PV and battery storage systems for businesses across Derby, Derbyshire, and the East Midlands. By generating your own clean electricity on-site, you instantly reduce operational expenditures (OpEx) and secure a highly predictable, long-term energy strategy.

From factories and warehouses to agricultural units and office blocks, our in-house commercial engineering team handles everything. We provide comprehensive feasibility studies, handle DNO (Distribution Network Operator) applications, and deliver seamless installations with zero disruption to your daily operations. Maximize your ROI and hit your ESG targets with a trusted local partner.

Benefits of investing in Commercial Solar PV

Maximise ROI & Slash OpEx

Installing solar panels will help you reduce your business’ energy usage and help you cut costs, to ensure your business is as profitable as possible.

Achieve Net Zero & ESG Targets

Your company’s carbon footprint is measured by the amount of carbon dioxide it produces through daily activities. A typical solar panel can save over 900kg of CO₂ per year, so by installing commercial solar panels you will significantly reduce your company’s carbon output.

Low maintenance

Solar panels are designed to be self-cleaning making them a low maintenance option for your business. As long as they’re clean and well looked after, your solar panels should continue to work for 25 years or more.

Total Energy Independence

With commercial solar panels installed you will be generating your own electricity to use on site. This means you are less reliant on the National Grid. Not only will this save you a lot of money, but if there was to be a power cut or another type of outage, your business is less vulnerable.

Boost Corporate Social Responsibility

If your business makes the effort to invest in solar energy and renewable resources, you will appeal to more customers looking for a sustainable business to support. Solar panel installation shows your customers you’re committed to greener choices, boosting your corporate social responsibility.

Protection Against Rising Energy Prices

The UK energy market is subject to price volatility. Solar provides a hedge against future price increases, allowing for more predictable budgeting and long-term cost control.

Scaffolded two-storey brick office building with installers fitting solar panels on the roof.

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