Commercial solar system cleaning
Cleaning is usually advised annually to maintain panel warranties from manufacturers. We provide both scheduled and one-time cleaning services for both first-party and third-party systems.
CEO - Moss Electrical
We couldn’t be happier with the process and are now saving £300,000 per year on our electricity costs.
We’d highly recommend considering commercial solar.
Why is cleaning required for commercial solar systems?
Upholding hardware warranties
Accumulated dirt on solar panels can cause lasting damage over time if not addressed. Regular cleaning is necessary to uphold hardware warranties.
In areas with significant pollution or environmental debris, like pollen or bird droppings, neglecting regular cleaning can lead to corrosion or scratches on panel surfaces.
Ensuring continued efficiency
Regularly cleaning solar panels is crucial to maintain peak energy production efficiency. Accumulated dust, dirt, and debris can block sunlight absorption, decreasing the output of solar systems.
By implementing regular cleaning schedules, businesses can ensure their solar panels operate at maximum performance, optimising energy generation and cost savings.
Safety and aesthetics
A build up of dust and debris can create slippery surfaces, posing hazards for maintenance personnel during inspections or repairs.
Visible panels in high-traffic areas may also require aesthetic upkeep to maintain a professional appearance. This ensures that visiting clients or employees can see that the system is well-maintained.
ThermoFisher cut energy costs by 15% without any upfront or ongoing costs
Custodian Capital are one of our repeat clients and partners. By installing an 830 kW solar system on one of their properties, they were able to pass on a 15% reduction in energy costs to ThermoFisher.
This is under a common arrangement called a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) whereby an asset manager will fund and maintain an installation under an agreement to sell the energy at a reduced rate to the property user.
Saving £19,477 annually while reducing CO2 emissions by 30,474 kg
Achieving substantial CO2 savings of 54,253 kg annually through solar installation
Cutting electricity costs by £448 weekly and CO2 emissions by 26,695 kg annually
Box Road reduces 26 million kg CO2 and generates £14m in energy over 25 years
Saving over 100,000 kg of CO2 annually with solar installation
129 panels installed at Oakland Grange
Cobbs Cross reduces 35 million kg CO2 and generates £17.5m in energy over 25 years
Hazel Farm generates £472,500 in energy yearly
Chapel Farm reduces 1.08 million kg CO2 over 25 years
Soho Farm reduces 702,644 kg CO2 annually
Combermere Abbey generates enough energy to power 3,500+ homes per year
1.05 million kg CO2 reduced annually by Lains project
Offsetting 43,468 kg of CO2 annually through solar power
ThermoFisher reduce energy costs by 15% via PPA
BAT's system yields £6.64m in savings
Reducing CO2 emissions for a shopping centre by 25,541kg per year
£2m in lifetime savings for Menzies
Reducing grid reliance and saving £27,528 annually
Cutting 8,030 kg of CO2 emissions annually with solar panels
3.2 year lifetime return on investment for Porsche
Honnington project generates nearly £30m in energy over 25 years
Fardanes generates £1,184,400 in energy annually
Reducing energy overhead for Moss Electrical by £168,720 per year
£455,610 in lifetime savings for the largest independent training provider in England
£14m in energy generated over 25 years by Magazine project
Dorset Council generate £341,880 worth of energy per year
£850k in energy generated yearly at Bay Farm
Menzies's second installation generates just shy of £1m in lifetime savings
ROI in under 3 years for Porsche's 2nd system installation
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Robert Moss
Managing Director
Moss Electrical
Javed Sattar
Portfolio Manager
Custodian Capital
FAQs
We’ve created an extensive library of frequently asked questions from our prospects, customers and general public.
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G100 defines the parameters of Export and Import Limitation Schemes. It therefore enables a Distribution Network Operator (DNO) to define import and export limitations on a grid connection.
Yes, depending on your business’s growing energy needs, additional solar panels or battery storage can be integrated into your existing system. This can be discussed and adjusted within your PPA agreement to ensure you continue to maximise savings and efficiency.
Our PPAs come with performance guarantees. If the system underperforms, we will assess and rectify the issue at no additional cost to you. Maintenance and system optimisation are included in the agreement, ensuring that you only pay for the energy that the solar system produces.
No, our PPAs are fully transparent. There are no hidden fees or unexpected costs.
At the end of the agreement, you may choose to extend the PPA, purchase the system, or have it removed at no cost.
Yes, many PPAs offer buyout options or flexible terms, which can be negotiated during the agreement process.
Our team
100+ years combined experience in solar and over 50,000 installations completed.
Our team are ready to assist you in your commercial solar transition.
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