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Agri

Having grown up on a beef, dairy, and sheep farm, we understand the importance of efficiency in running a successful business. A saying I always heard from my grandfather was, "A pound saved is a pound made." No truer words have been spoken, and Solar PV systems for farmers can help save on running costs through bespoke designs tailored to your bills.

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Why Solar for Agriculture?

Agriculture is no different than any other business-rising costs affect the farm's profit margin. Lowering energy costs is vital, especially with UK electricity prices having some of the highest energy costs globally, which is a massive drag on the economy.

Installing a well-designed solar PV system will help you take control by generating clean power on site-reducing your reliance on the grid and protecting against future price rises. Installing solar will reduce your overheads and running costs: electric at a fraction of the cost you currently pay, and with a 30 year performance warranty you have secure stable supply free from any price rises!

Add a battery to that system and you will further increase independence from the grid. Every sector has different demands at different times of the year, and we understand this, applying our knowledge to provide the best value for your investment.

Key benefits

  • 30-year performance warranty
  • Bespoke designs tailored to your bills
  • Reduce reliance on the grid
  • Battery options for further independence
  • Farm-sector expertise

Important information

All savings, payback, and performance figures are based on example systems and calculated using Open Solar CRM software in compliance with MCS-approved data. Prices correct as of 27-08-25. Actual results will vary depending on system orientation, shading, energy usage, and lifestyle. For tailored advice, please consult a certified installer.

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