The right solution depends on your energy consumption, operating hours, available roof or land, existing infrastructure and longer-term plans. Solmatix begins by assessing these factors before recommending an appropriate system.

Many commercial roofs and land areas may be suitable, but structural condition, orientation, shading, grid capacity and site constraints must be assessed. Our team can undertake an initial review and site assessment.

The potential reduction will depend on the size of the system and how closely its generation matches your organisation’s electricity use. Businesses with consistent daytime demand are often well placed to use a high proportion of the electricity generated onsite.

Yes. Battery storage can be installed alongside a new solar PV system or considered for an existing installation, subject to technical assessment and compatibility.

Yes. We regularly work with customer teams, consultants, contractors and developers. Our involvement can be tailored to the requirements and stage of the individual project.

Yes. Solmatix delivers commercial renewable energy projects across Northern Ireland, Ireland and Great Britain.

Every project is planned around the site and its operating requirements. Our team will agree access, programming, safety procedures and any required shutdowns in advance to help minimise disruption.

Following commissioning, Solmatix provides system information and access to relevant monitoring. Ongoing maintenance, technical support and aftercare services are also available.

Yes. Solmatix has experience supporting complex and multi-site requirements. Each location can be assessed individually while forming part of a wider energy strategy or delivery programme.

The first step is a conversation about your organisation, sites, energy use and objectives. Our commercial team can then advise on the information required to assess the opportunity.

Yes. Solar panels generate electricity from daylight, not only direct sunshine. The amount generated will vary throughout the year, but a properly designed system can still produce valuable clean electricity in Northern Ireland.

Suitability depends on factors including available roof space, orientation, shading, roof condition and your electrical arrangements. A home energy survey allows our team to assess these factors properly.

Potential savings depend on your electricity use, system size, generation and how much of the electricity you use within your home. Battery storage and EV charging can also affect how much generated energy is used onsite.

Solar panels can be installed without a battery. However, storage may help you use more of your generated electricity at times when the panels are producing less. We will assess whether a battery is appropriate for your household.

In many cases, yes. The existing system and proposed battery will need to be assessed for compatibility before a recommendation can be made.

Yes. A suitable home energy system can allow some of the electricity generated by your solar panels to support EV charging. Actual availability will depend on generation and wider household demand.

The timescale depends on the system and property, but many standard residential installations can be completed within a relatively short period. Your expected installation programme will be explained before work begins.

The mounting system will be selected for your roof type and installed by experienced personnel. Roof condition and suitability will be considered during the assessment.

Most standard grid-connected solar and battery systems automatically shut down during a power cut for safety. Backup capability requires specific compatible equipment and system design. Tell us if backup power is one of your priorities.

We will commission the system, explain how it works and provide access to relevant monitoring. You will also have access to Solmatix support and aftercare.

Eligible homeowners may be able to use Solmatix’s residential finance option to spread the cost. Finance is subject to status, eligibility and applicable terms and conditions.

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Can solar panels be installed on agricultural sheds?

Is ground-mounted solar an option for my farm?

How much electricity could my farm generate?

What happens if I generate more electricity than I use?

Could battery storage work for my farm?

What grid connection considerations are involved?

Are grants or funding available for agricultural solar?

Can Solmatix maintain an existing agricultural solar system?