there’s a magical option called free-to-fit solar (a.k.a. the “Power Purchase Agreement” or PPA)

Free to fit solar ideal for super-sized roofs

Let’s say your business has a super-sized rooftop…

We’re talking sprawling, football-field-sized expanses that are currently home to nothing but pigeons and the occasional stray frisbee.

And let’s say your electricity bills are similarly super-sized, hitting five or even six figures every month.

In this case, there’s a magical option called free-to-fit solar (a.k.a. the “Power Purchase Agreement” or PPA).

What Is free-to-fit solar…

Let’s stick with the pizza analogy. Imagine this:

  • A fancy pizza restaurant offers to build you a free pizza oven.
  • They’ll handle the installation, maintenance, and upkeep.
  • In return, you agree to buy their pizza for the next 25 years at a discounted rate compared to what you were paying before.

That’s how free to fit solar through a PPA works.

A solar company installs the panels at no cost to you. In return, you agree to buy the electricity they produce at a lower rate than your current utility bill.

The super-sized rooftop example…
  • Your current electricity bill is £50,000/month.
  • The solar company installs free-to-fit solar panels that powers 70% of your facility.
  • Now, you’re paying £25,000 to the solar company and £10,000 to the grid.
  • Net monthly savings: £15,000
  • Net annual savings: £180,000
  • Net savings over system lifetime (25-year): £4.5 million

You save money without spending a single penny upfront, which goes straight on the bottom line and significantly increases your company profits.

…it’s like getting free pizza, whilst still losing weight.

Energy and material efficiency improvements - including solar - directly reduce carbon footprint and operating cost

Solar is a viable way to demonstrate footprint verification progress

By showing a reduced product carbon footprint, manufacturing and engineering companies can gain access to premium contracts

Integration advantages for manufacturing & engineering companies

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Energy and material efficiency improvements - including solar - directly reduce carbon footprint and operating cost

Solar is a viable way to demonstrate footprint verification progress

By showing a reduced product carbon footprint, manufacturing and engineering companies can gain access to premium contracts

Integration advantages for manufacturing & engineering companies