Solar that works with the land, not against it.
Farms, estates, vineyards, barn roofs and field-scale arrays. Ground screws instead of concrete. Agrivoltaics with sheep grazing. Biodiversity net gain built into the design. A VAT and ROI position that actually adds up.
Two minutes, three questions. No sales calls unless you ask for one.
For landowners and estates
Use them where you make your own electrons
Serve the businesses next door over private wire, then let containerised compute eat whatever the grid won't take.
The hop garden that became a power station
977 kWp seven metres above a working hop garden. What Fraunhofer's HoPVen trial means for British growers, and what it doesn't yet prove.
Shade as a Resource: agrivoltaics for British vineyards
What a 2018 Oregon study tells us, and what it doesn't, about putting solar above vines.
Reclaiming VAT on farm solar
Solar panels are plant and machinery. For most VAT-registered farms, that means the 20% input tax comes back, and capital allowances stack on top.
Biodiversity Net Gain: the 10% that changes the maths
Statutory BNG is now the law for almost every piece of development in England. For solar, it is an opportunity hiding inside an obligation.