Solar, batteries and heat pumps for Scottish businesses and farms
Scottish businesses and farms face rising energy costs and increasing pressure to decarbonise. We arrange no-obligation surveys and itemised quotes for commercial solar panels, battery storage and air source heat pumps — whether you run an office, a workshop, a working farm or a holiday let. Installation is carried out by MCS-certified partners. Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.
Key facts
- Commercial solar, battery storage and air source heat pumps for Scottish businesses and farms.
- No-obligation surveys and itemised quotes for paid installations only.
- Installation is carried out by MCS-certified partners — never "we are MCS certified".
- Suitable for offices, workshops, retail units, farms, rural businesses and holiday lets.
- Each quote is survey-led and tailored to your premises, energy use and site access.
- No grants, funding schemes or "free" products — just clear quotes for paid work.
Last updated: 28 October 2026
Can my business premises have commercial solar panels?
Yes. Most Scottish business premises with a usable roof or ground area can host solar panels generating electricity during daylight working hours. A survey confirms suitability and system size.
Rooftop and ground-mount options
A surveyor checks your roof orientation, pitch, structural condition and shading — or assesses open ground for a mounted array. System size is matched to your daytime electricity demand and available space.
Matched to working hours
Businesses that consume electricity during the day — offices, workshops, shops, cold stores — are well placed to use solar generation directly rather than exporting it.
Clear, itemised quotes
Your quote breaks down equipment, labour and VAT so you can see exactly what an installation involves. Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.
Is commercial battery storage worthwhile for my business?
Yes. A commercial battery stores surplus solar electricity for use when generation is low or demand peaks. A survey advises on capacity and how it integrates with your existing setup.
Store surplus generation
If your solar array produces more than your business uses at certain times, a battery captures that surplus for use in the evening or during a busy production period.
Reduce peak-time draw
Drawing on stored battery power during periods of high demand can reduce reliance on peak-rate grid electricity. A survey helps size the battery to your demand profile.
Installed by MCS-certified partners
Battery storage is installed by our MCS-certified partners. The system is commissioned and you are walked through how to monitor and manage stored energy.
Are air source heat pumps suitable for business premises?
Yes. Air source heat pumps provide efficient heating and hot water for offices, workshops and retail units. A heat loss assessment confirms required output and any emitter upgrades needed.
Heating and hot water
An air source heat pump uses electricity to provide space heating and hot water efficiently. For businesses replacing oil, LPG or direct electric heating, it can be a practical low-carbon option.
Heat loss assessment first
A surveyor carries out a heat loss calculation based on your building's insulation, glazing and volume. This determines the required heat pump output and whether existing radiators or emitters need upgrading.
Outdoor unit placement
The outdoor unit needs airflow and a suitable mounting base. The surveyor identifies the best location on your premises, keeping noise and access considerations in mind.
What about solar and heat pumps for farms and rural businesses?
Yes. Farms and rural businesses with barns, sheds or open land can install solar, batteries and heat pumps. Off-grid premises often benefit most. A survey assesses your site.
Barns, sheds and open land
Agricultural roofs on barns and sheds are often well suited to solar arrays, and open fields can host ground-mounted systems. A survey checks structural capacity, orientation and grid connection options.
Replacing oil and LPG heating
Many rural farmhouses and outbuildings run on oil or LPG. An air source heat pump offers an electric alternative, and pairing it with solar means some of the heat is produced from your own generation.
Battery storage for rural sites
Where grid capacity is limited or connection upgrades are costly, battery storage helps maximise self-use of generated electricity. The surveyor advises on capacity and integration.
Can holiday lets and self-catering accommodation benefit from solar?
Yes. Holiday lets and self-catering properties can install solar, batteries and heat pumps to lower running costs. A survey checks roof access, heating demand and any planning considerations that apply.
Lower running costs between bookings
Self-catering properties use energy for heating, hot water and laundry throughout the year. Solar and battery storage can offset some of that demand, including during gaps between guest stays.
Heat pumps for guest comfort
Air source heat pumps provide reliable heating and hot water for guests. A heat loss assessment sizes the system for the property, whether it is a coastal cottage or a Highland lodge.
Planning and access checks
Some holiday let properties are in conservation areas or have listed-building status. The surveyor notes any planning considerations that apply so your quote reflects what is realistically installable.
Tell us about your premises
Use the form to tell us your business type, location and what you are interested in. We arrange a no-obligation survey and come back with an itemised quote. Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.
- No-obligation survey arranged at a time that suits your business.
- Itemised quote covering equipment, labour and VAT.
- Installation by MCS-certified partners if you go ahead.
Prefer to talk?
Speak to our team directly — we are happy to answer questions before you decide.
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