Reduce Energy Costs
Cut your electricity and heating bills from day one
Strong Return on Investment
Systems typically pay for themselves within a few years
Tax & Finance Benefits
Offset installation costs and improve cash flow

Where You Can Save

Homes
Reduce your household energy bills and improve the comfort and efficiency of your home with tailored energy-saving upgrades. Savings Potential: •Save £300 – £1,200+ per year on energy bills •Protect against rising electricity and heating costs •Increase EPC rating and property value Typical Use Cases: •High energy bills •Poor insulation / cold home •Looking to install solar or upgrade heating •Planning long-term home improvements

Landlords & Property Investors
Improve your property’s energy performance, meet regulatory requirements, and increase rental value with energy-efficient upgrades. Savings / Benefits: •Improve EPC ratings (critical for rental compliance) •Increase rental appeal and tenant retention •Reduce maintenance and heating complaints •Add long-term asset value Typical Use Cases: •EPC upgrades required (E, D → C) •Preparing properties for new regulations •Upgrading multiple properties in a portfolio •Reducing tenant energy costs

Commercial & Industrial
Businesses
Cut operational costs, improve cash flow, and turn your energy spend into a long-term financial asset. Savings Potential: •Save thousands to hundreds of thousands per year on energy •Offset installation costs against corporation tax •Protect your business from rising energy prices •Generate long-term ROI and increase asset value •Typical Use Cases: •High electricity usage (factories, warehouses, offices) •Large roof space suitable for solar •Looking to reduce overheads and improve margins •Planning expansion and increased energy demand
Reduce Your Corporation Tax Liability
For businesses, energy efficiency systems such as solar PV can often be treated as capital expenditure and offset against taxable profits.
Implementing energy-efficient solutions can significantly reduce your corporation tax. Systems like solar PV qualify as capital expenditure, lowering your taxable profits.
Example:
£100,000 system
25% corporation tax
=£25,000 tax saving



