"The GENR8 team made the entire process seamless and insightful from start to finish" -Ben Williams, 7Formation
7Formation is now saving over £11,000 a year on their energy bills, meaning more investment back into the business. With their payback period halved thanks to a grant, they will see the benefits even sooner.
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About 7Formation
7formation Ltd, based in Corby, Northamptonshire, is a principal contractor specialising in construction and fit-out projects across the UK. With expertise spanning internal refurbishments and external build solutions, the company works across multiple sectors, including retail, commercial offices, hospitality, education, and warehousing. Since its establishment in 2008, 7formation has developed a strong reputation for delivering high-quality projects efficiently, thanks to its skilled management team and commitment to innovative construction methods.
Operating from its headquarters in Corby, 7formation provides tailored solutions for clients seeking modern, functional, and sustainable spaces. The company takes an environmentally conscious approach, actively working to reduce its carbon footprint while supporting local communities. By collaborating with clients and suppliers, 7formation ensures that projects are completed to a high standard while prioritising sustainability and long-term value.
Customer Feedback
From helping us maximise our solar generation within budget to carrying out an incredibly fast installation, Jaime, Emily, and the Genr8 team made the entire process seamless and insightful from start to finish! The solar panels have strengthened our business’s resilience to energy costs, and in just three years, they will be fully paid off, allowing us to generate pure profit from energy exports.
This means we can reinvest those funds back into the business to support our growth.
Beyond the financial benefits, our investment in solar power will significantly reduce our carbon footprint, demonstrating our commitment to sustainable business practices and doing our bit for the environment. We’ll definitely be returning for more panels (or even a battery!) in the future! – Ben Williams, Public Sector Strategy Manager at 7Formation
Project Outline
Client
7Formation Ltd
DATE
Completed in February 2025
SYSTEM INSTALLED
200 panels, 88kW solar PV system
We recently had the opportunity to work with 7formation, a Corby-based construction specialist, to deliver a highly efficient 88kW solar panel installation at their headquarters. As a local solar provider, we were thrilled to support a fellow Corby business in making a significant step towards sustainability while also helping them reduce their long-term energy costs.
To maximise efficiency, 7formation decided to carry out essential roof repairs at the same time as the solar installation. By coordinating the project, both our team and the roofing contractors were able to share scaffolding, reducing costs and minimising disruption to the business. A key part of the project’s success was securing funding through the Green Transition Fund, a grant offered by the local council. 7formation won the full £50,000 grant, with £35,000 going towards the solar system and £15,000 allocated for roof works.
Thanks to this funding, the project’s already impressive return on investment became even stronger. The system initially had an already low payback period of 4 years and 7 months, but with the help of the Green Transition Fund, this payback period came down to just 2 years and 4 months. This means 7formation will start seeing significant savings even sooner, making their investment even more worthwhile.
Their annual saving of £11,429 will become profit after this time, and they can reinvest in the business.
The timing of this installation was also strategically important for 7formation. They have recently set up an onsite joinery workshop, significantly increasing their energy consumption. By installing solar now, they are not only covering a substantial portion of their existing electricity needs but also preparing for future growth in demand. To support this long-term vision, we optimised the system by installing larger inverters than currently required, allowing them to expand their solar array in the future without major upgrades.
Additionally, while 7formation chose not to pursue battery storage at this stage, we designed the system to be battery-ready, ensuring that they can easily integrate energy storage later as and when their needs evolve. This future-proofing approach means they will have the flexibility to store excess solar energy and further enhance their energy independence when the time is right.
It has been fantastic to work with a company that recognises the importance of renewable energy, and we are proud to have helped them take a major step towards a more sustainable and resilient future.
Jamie and Graham have been great. Very knowledgable and always available to answer any questions i had.The installation was completed when planned, with minimal disruption. The install is very neat and tidy too.They also came back to install a cover for my battery. (see pic)Would highly recommend Jamie and Graham at. GENR8. 👍
What a fabulous company. Work completed to a really high standard. Great communication at all times. Lovely chaps with excellent customer services. Would highly recommend. Thank you
Solar and battery installation in Little Stanion.I am one VERY happy customer.If you’re reading this, you have just found the perfect Solar Installers. What a team! Jaime, Graham and Andy.Professional, knowledgeable and happy to answer all of my questions. Jaime was absolutely spot on, with no pushy sales just plain honest advice.Graham, Andy and Jaime worked hard through some challenging weather conditions (February), I cannot thank them enough.The installation looks great, what a fantastic job. With the pest mesh fitted and rails neatly cut off with end caps on. It certainly is a neat job.I would not hesitate to use Genr8 again. I couldn’t be happier with the end result. Our electric bills have plummeted!If you’re thinking about getting a Solar/Battery installation then look no further. Get in touch with Jaime, you won’t be disappointed.
Really pleased with the solar panels installed by GENR8. Professional service from start to finish, with clear understandable communication and great attention to detail to minimise cable visibility and neatly label new electricals.
I can't recommend the Genr8 Energy Ltd team enough. Communication was clear and concise from first contact through to commissioning of the system. All work was completed punctually and to a very high standard with work areas kept tidy throughout the job. I would highly recommend Genr8 Energy Ltd.
The guys at GENR8 did a superb job start to finish. Kept me informed all the way through what was happening next. Work areas were always tidy and left clean at the end of the working day. I simply cannot fault their work ethic. If only all tradesmen were this thorough and thoughtful. They also changed some cracked tiles for me which saved me a job and did not charge for the extra work.Thanks Guys 🙂
I’ve been working alongside Genr8 supplying all of their scaffolding access requirements. A very professional team, who always deliver in the time frames provided. Always clean and tidy.Would highly recommend. ⭐️
Can highly recommend Jaime, Graham and Andy from GENR8 Energy for solar install. Everything has been finished to the finest detail and were patient will all our numerous questions, changes and requests. Cannot fault their professionalism, friendliness and knowledge base. Thank you all.
Installing EV chargers can mean you can use your generated energy to fuel your vehicles for a fraction of the cost. Find out more about our commercial EV chargers.
We partnered with the Kettering Town Football Club to install solar onto their clubhouse, helping the team kick off their sustainable future.
"A huge thank you to everyone involved—what an incredible team and fantastic group of people " - Naheed, KTFC
Naheed and George from KTFC were integral in forming this partnership.
Thanks to the solar installed, the energy generated is already saving the club around £1.5K a year.
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About Kettering Town FC
Kettering Town Football Club, affectionately known as “The Poppies,” was established in 1872, making it one of the oldest football clubs in England. With a proud heritage rooted in Northamptonshire, the club has long been a cornerstone of local football culture. Originally based at Rockingham Road in Kettering, the club relocated to Burton Latimer Park, its current home, where it continues to nurture local talent and attract a loyal fanbase. Over the years, Kettering Town FC has built a legacy of resilience and passion for the sport, proudly representing the community in local and national competitions.
In 2024, the club entered an exciting new chapter under the guidance of ambitious new owners who have brought renewed energy and financial support. These owners have invested heavily in player development, infrastructure, and training facilities, ensuring the club is well-positioned for success. Their efforts have already begun to bear fruit, with the team climbing the tables in the 2024 FA Cup and delivering thrilling performances that have captured the hearts of fans.
Beyond the pitch, the club is taking bold steps towards sustainability, including installing solar panels at Burton Latimer Park. This initiative aims to reduce the club’s carbon footprint and set an example of environmental responsibility for other teams and the local community.
Looking to the future, Kettering Town FC is committed to becoming more than just a football club; it aims to be a vital hub for the community. Plans include expanded youth programmes and upgraded facilities at Burton Latimer Park to support sports and recreation for all. The club’s dedication to sustainability aligns with its broader vision of creating a positive impact off the pitch. By embracing green energy and fostering community engagement, Kettering Town FC is building a legacy that combines sporting excellence with environmental and social responsibility, ensuring a bright future for the club and its supporters.
Customer Feedback
“A huge thank you to everyone involved—what an incredible team and fantastic group of people you are at GENR8. Your generosity in donating your time, equipment, and expertise to install solar panels at Kettering Town FC is truly inspiring.
This initiative will make a significant impact, helping the club take meaningful steps toward environmental responsibility and long-term sustainability. Well done and thank you again for being part of Kettering Town FC family.”
– Naheed, KTFC
Project Outline
Client
Kettering Town FC, football club based in Burton Latimer in the town of Kettering. Located opposite the local Weetabix factory, it is a key community asset.
DATE
Completed in December 2024
SYSTEM INSTALLED
15 panels, 6.6kW solar PV system
Through our partnership with Kettering Town Football Club (KTFC), we installed a state-of-the-art 15kW solar panel system on their clubhouse in December 2024. This system consists of 15 high-performance solar panels and will generate around 15kWh of clean energy daily, significantly reducing the club’s reliance on non-renewable energy sources. Not only does this contribute to a greener future, but it also helps KTFC save approximately £1,500 annually on their energy bills. These savings will allow the club to reinvest in their facilities, team development, and community outreach, helping them grow both on and off the pitch.
As a local solar energy provider, we’re incredibly proud to support a club that means so much to our community. Providing the solar panels at no cost was a natural decision for us—we see this not just as a sponsorship, but as an opportunity to align our values with those of KTFC. By helping the club reduce their carbon footprint and create a more sustainable operation, we’re contributing to something much bigger: the well-being of the community and the promotion of renewable energy as a viable solution for organisations of all sizes.
This partnership embodies our commitment to combining sustainability with community support. Seeing KTFC take this step towards becoming more environmentally friendly is inspiring, and we’re excited to see the positive impact these savings will bring. Whether it’s improving the clubhouse, enhancing fan experiences, or giving back to local initiatives, we know this collaboration will help KTFC continue to excel while demonstrating the power of renewable energy. It’s been a privilege to work with such a forward-thinking club, and we can’t wait to see them thrive in the years ahead.
Jamie and Graham have been great. Very knowledgable and always available to answer any questions i had.The installation was completed when planned, with minimal disruption. The install is very neat and tidy too.They also came back to install a cover for my battery. (see pic)Would highly recommend Jamie and Graham at. GENR8. 👍
What a fabulous company. Work completed to a really high standard. Great communication at all times. Lovely chaps with excellent customer services. Would highly recommend. Thank you
Solar and battery installation in Little Stanion.I am one VERY happy customer.If you’re reading this, you have just found the perfect Solar Installers. What a team! Jaime, Graham and Andy.Professional, knowledgeable and happy to answer all of my questions. Jaime was absolutely spot on, with no pushy sales just plain honest advice.Graham, Andy and Jaime worked hard through some challenging weather conditions (February), I cannot thank them enough.The installation looks great, what a fantastic job. With the pest mesh fitted and rails neatly cut off with end caps on. It certainly is a neat job.I would not hesitate to use Genr8 again. I couldn’t be happier with the end result. Our electric bills have plummeted!If you’re thinking about getting a Solar/Battery installation then look no further. Get in touch with Jaime, you won’t be disappointed.
Really pleased with the solar panels installed by GENR8. Professional service from start to finish, with clear understandable communication and great attention to detail to minimise cable visibility and neatly label new electricals.
I can't recommend the Genr8 Energy Ltd team enough. Communication was clear and concise from first contact through to commissioning of the system. All work was completed punctually and to a very high standard with work areas kept tidy throughout the job. I would highly recommend Genr8 Energy Ltd.
The guys at GENR8 did a superb job start to finish. Kept me informed all the way through what was happening next. Work areas were always tidy and left clean at the end of the working day. I simply cannot fault their work ethic. If only all tradesmen were this thorough and thoughtful. They also changed some cracked tiles for me which saved me a job and did not charge for the extra work.Thanks Guys 🙂
I’ve been working alongside Genr8 supplying all of their scaffolding access requirements. A very professional team, who always deliver in the time frames provided. Always clean and tidy.Would highly recommend. ⭐️
Can highly recommend Jaime, Graham and Andy from GENR8 Energy for solar install. Everything has been finished to the finest detail and were patient will all our numerous questions, changes and requests. Cannot fault their professionalism, friendliness and knowledge base. Thank you all.
Installing EV chargers can mean you can use your generated energy to fuel your vehicles for a fraction of the cost. Find out more about our commercial EV chargers.
Solar Grants in the UK: A Comprehensive Guide to Funding for Renewable Energy
While solar technology offers long-term savings and environmental benefits, the initial cost of installation can be a barrier. This article explores the key grants and funding options available in the UK, tailored to meet the needs of schools, farming operations, businesses, community projects, and domestic properties.
UK Government Support for Solar
The UK has set ambitious targets to reduce carbon emissions and transition to a more sustainable, renewable energy-based future, and has a number of grant pots to support this transition. Renewable energy sources like solar panels play a critical role in reducing dependence on fossil fuels, lowering energy costs, and promoting energy independence across the nation. Solar energy, in particular, offers a clean, reliable solution that can be harnessed at every level—from individual homes to schools, businesses, farms, and entire communities. Government grants and funding programmes are making solar power accessible to a wide range of sectors. By providing financial support and incentives, these programmes help more people and organisations afford the shift to solar, promoting a cleaner, greener future. In this article:
Solar for schools screenshot of webpage November 2024
2. Solar Grants for Schools
For schools there are three main Government grant pots:(a) CIF (Condition Improvement Fund) The CIF is an annual fund for academies and sixth-form colleges in England, supporting essential building repairs and upgrades, including health, safety, and energy efficiency projects. Key dates
CIF 2025/26: Open
Registration Deadline: 10 December 2024, 12 noon
Application Deadline: 17 December 2024, 12 noon
Outcomes: Expected to be announced in Spring 2025
(b) SCA (School Condition Allocations) SCA provides annual funding to larger multi-academy trusts, local authorities, and voluntary-aided bodies to maintain and improve school buildings, covering essential repairs and refurbishment. Eligibility criteria:
Trusts with 5 or more open academies at the start of September 2019.
Those open academies (or their predecessor schools) had at least 3,000 pupils counted in the spring 2019 census.
(c) Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS) and Public Sector Low Carbon Skills Fund (LCSF)PSDS funds projects that reduce carbon emissions in public sector buildings, such as installing energy-efficient systems and renewable energy. LCSF supports organisations in developing expertise and plans for decarbonisation projects.Key dates
Phase 4 application round: Open 9 October 2024
Applications close: 25 November 2024
Solar funding routes for schools also include cooperative models where the funding is provided by investors or the community, meaning that schools can get solar panels installed at zero/minimal cost.
Schools’ Energy Co-operative (SEC): Provides solar PV installations with no upfront costs, funded by cooperative investments.
Solar for Schools: As above, funded by coopertive investments, where schools can contribute nothing and get cheaper energy or contribute financially and part or wholly own the solar to reap more ongoing financial reward.
Community Energy Funds: There are often local funding options that support school solar installations. In Northamtonshire for instance, there is a Community Fund of up to £5000 which opens twice a year.
3. Solar Grants for Farming and Agriculture
Solar energy offers farms a sustainable way to reduce operating costs, lower carbon footprints, and support environmentally friendly practices. Here are key grants and funding options for agricultural solar projects:
Countryside Stewardship Scheme: Provides support for farms implementing on-site renewable energy, helping to cover costs for solar installations.
Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI): Supports farms installing solar thermal systems for heating, providing ongoing payments based on heat output.
Agricultural Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs): Allow solar panels to be installed at no upfront cost, with farms purchasing electricity at a discounted rate.
[WITHDRAWN] Rural Community Energy Fund (RCEF): This grant previously offered grants for renewable energy projects in rural areas, ideal for farms aiming to improve energy independence. We are still waiting for a replacement scheme.
Application Tips: Farmers should assess their energy usage, optimise panel placements for maximum sun exposure, and prepare necessary documentation, including energy audits and cost-benefit analyses, to strengthen their applications.
4. Solar Grants for Businesses
Businesses of all sizes are increasingly adopting solar energy to cut operational costs and strengthen sustainability credentials. Read more about commercial solar panel installations, or explore below some key funding options for businesses seeking to go solar:
Salix Finance: Provides interest-free loans to public sector businesses for energy efficiency projects, including solar installations.
Energy Company Obligation (ECO4): Allows eligible small businesses to access funding from energy suppliers to support solar installations.
Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs): Enable businesses to install solar panels without upfront costs, with the option to purchase generated electricity at a reduced rate.
Local Authority Green Funds: Regional grants and incentives to promote renewable energy in local businesses. Go to www.writetothem.com and email your local councillor to find out what local grants are available.
Application Tips: Businesses should assess their energy needs, align solar projects with sustainability goals, and research local incentives. Preparing a clear cost-benefit analysis can strengthen applications so consider constructing a brief business case outlining further detail. Use our Solar Business Case template
The Big Solar Co-opis another great scheme to help you access solar and they can survey your roof and install without any upfront capital cost and counts towards 100% of your Annual Investment Allowance.
5. Solar Grants for Domestic Properties
Solar installations offer long-term cost savings and greater energy independence, especially when paired with home battery installations. This means charging your EVs at home can also be incredibly cheap, making home living and transport cheaper than it has ever been. In this cost of living crisis we are experiencing across the UK, this financial relief has never been more needed. Here are key funding options to help make solar more accessible for households:
Green Homes Grant (where applicable): While now closed, some areas offer local replacements or equivalents for renewable energy support.
Energy Company Obligation (ECO4): This scheme supports low-income households with solar installation funding, aiming to reduce energy costs.
Smart Export Guarantee (SEG): Homeowners can earn money by exporting excess solar power back to the grid, helping offset installation costs.
Local Authority Solar Incentives: Many councils offer grants or rebates for solar installations as part of energy efficiency programmes.
6. Solar Grants for Community Projects
Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES): Offers grants for communities developing renewable energy projects.
Rural Community Energy Fund (RCEF): Provides funding to rural communities for solar installations to power shared facilities.
National Lottery Funding: Grants available for solar energy as part of broader local initiatives.
Community Energy PPAs: Enable community-owned solar installations with income opportunities from Power Purchase Agreements.
Local Authority Funding: Many local councils have community funding pots that can support renewable energy installations to support community buildings.
Community funding websites: Websites like the NCF website collate local community funding pots.
Tesco, ASDA and other supermarkets offer community grants
7. Solar Grants for Housing Associations
Warm Homes: Social housing Fund, (formally known as the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund – SHDF): This government initiative provides grants to improve the energy performance of social housing. Funding can be used for measures such as installing solar panels, enhancing insulation, and upgrading heating systems. The scheme aims to help social housing providers reduce energy bills and carbon footprints.
Energy Company Obligation (ECO4): Under the ECO4 scheme, energy suppliers are obligated to fund energy efficiency improvements in low-income and vulnerable households. Housing associations can collaborate with energy companies to secure funding for solar panel installations, thereby improving the energy efficiency of their housing stock.
Local Authority Delivery (LAD) Scheme: Part of the Green Homes Grant, the LAD scheme allocates funding to local authorities to improve the energy efficiency of low-income households. Housing associations can partner with local councils to access this funding for solar panel projects.
Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI): While primarily focused on renewable heat technologies, the RHI provides financial incentives for generating renewable heat. Housing associations installing solar thermal panels can receive payments for the heat produced, offsetting installation costs.
Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs): Housing associations can enter into PPAs with private companies that fund, install, and maintain solar panels on their properties. In return, the association agrees to purchase the generated electricity at a reduced rate, providing immediate savings without upfront costs.
We know how difficult it can be for organisations to navigate the funding pots available and the application processes, especially amongst the millions of other things you are already trying to do within your working life. This is why our staff offer their time voluntarily to support you – because we believe in the power of solar and the way that it can transform lives. We want to inspire you and the next generation to be excited by renewable energy – because it is exciting! We need more passionate individuals helping others access this technology, more technicians continuing to improve the efficiency of solar cells, creating innovative new solutions, and pushing the industry to do even more for people and businesses. If you would like to book a call to get support to explore your solar funding options, we would be more than happy to help – get in touch! Have we missed anything? If we haven’t covered your sector or we have missed some funding currently available from our list, please email emily @ genr8energy.com and let us know.
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how solar panels generate electricity from sunlight. The process is called the photovoltaic effect, and this enables solar panels to transform sunlight into a clean, renewable energy source for everyday use.
Sunlight Hits Solar Cells: Solar panels are made up of many individual solar cells, usually composed of silicon. When sunlight hits these cells, photons (light particles) are absorbed by the silicon material.
Creation of Electric Field: The absorbed sunlight energises electrons in the silicon, freeing them from their atoms. The design of the solar cell includes positive and negative layers, creating an electric field that pushes the freed electrons in a specific direction.
Direct Current (DC) Generation: As the electrons are pushed through the electric field, they flow as direct current (DC) electricity, which is collected by metal conductive plates on the sides of the cells.
Conversion to Alternating Current (AC): The DC electricity is then channelled to an inverter, which converts it into alternating current (AC), the standard form of electricity used in homes and businesses.
Powering the Home or Grid: The AC electricity can then be used directly in your home to power appliances or, if excess energy is produced, it can be fed back into the electric grid or stored in batteries for later use.
Monitoring and Optimisation: Many systems include monitoring software to track energy production and efficiency, allowing you to optimise your system’s performance and keep it operating at peak capacity.
Solar cells – what are they made of?
Not all solar cells are made of silicon, though silicon remains the most commonly used material in the industry due to its efficiency and durability. There are several types of solar cells, each utilising different materials and technologies:
Silicon-Based Cells: These are the most prevalent and include monocrystalline, polycrystalline, and amorphous silicon cells. Silicon cells are widely used because they are efficient, long-lasting, and relatively cost-effective to produce.
Thin-Film Cells: Thin-film solar cells use materials like cadmium telluride (CdTe), copper indium gallium selenide (CIGS), and amorphous silicon. They are lighter and flexible, making them ideal for applications where traditional panels might not be suitable, though they are generally less efficient than silicon cells.
Perovskite Cells: Perovskite cells are an emerging technology that uses a perovskite-structured compound. These cells have shown promise in achieving high efficiencies at a lower production cost, though stability and long-term durability are still being developed.
Organic Photovoltaics (OPVs): Made from organic compounds, these cells offer flexibility and lightweight options. However, they currently have lower efficiencies and shorter lifespans compared to silicon and thin-film cells.
Multi-Junction Cells: Used primarily in specialised applications like space technology, multi-junction cells stack multiple layers of different materials to capture a broader spectrum of light, achieving very high efficiencies.
Silicon dominates the market because of its balance of efficiency, cost, and longevity, but research continues to improve the other materials, offering potential for varied applications and cost reductions.
How long is a PV string?
Dual input solar PV system
A set of solar panels connected together is known as a ‘string’ – and what affects one panel in the string (eg shade from a tree) can affect them all, like a blockage in a garden hose. So what if you can’t get all your panels on one roof, or you have two rooftops facing different directions, can you still get your system to perform at it’s best?
One solution is to use a separate inverter, known as a microinverter, on every panel so that each panel works independently. This will work fine but can add extra expense and complexity to the system, and if all of the panels are facing the same direction it’s not really necessary.
A better solution is often to use a dual input inverter, allowing you to split the system into two separate strings, so that if one set of panels is in shade during parts of the day, or if it’s facing a different direction, it won’t affect the other – and in the unlikely event a panel becomes faulty you still have the rest of the system producing at maximum efficiency.
We did an install that required exactly this (see image), and the split-level roof meant the dual input inverter was perfect to separate the two sets of panels, so that both strings would work independently at their optimum power output throughout the day, and maximise the roof space available.
We also fitted a 5.8kWh battery and MyEnergi Eddi hot water diverter to squeeze the most out of the power produced, and as a result the customer’s grid consumption has dropped on average by more than 90%. Plus the Eddi will save on gas to heat their hot water too, so that’s an additional win.
Share your solar PV panel questions
Do you have more questions about how solar panels work? Get in touch with the team and we’d love to chat to you about this exciting technology! The tech is adapting and improving all the time so we will update this guide with the latest information as it emerges, but let us know if there is anything you want us to cover. Simply email us at info@genr8energy.com with your questions or ideas.
Have you considered installing solar panels?
Solar power is an amazing renewable resource and you can leverage this technology for your own home or business, cutting your energy bills and making yourself much less at risk from energy price hikes.
We are so passionate about solar and the benefits it can bring homeowners and businesses alike, and the cost of PV panels keeps coming down every year as the technology gets better and better. Many areas have grants they can leverage to get money off their solar panels, but even if there aren’t any grants available, the payback period is now anything from 4-10 years compared to the 16 years it has been in the past. The payback period is dependent on the angle of your roof and a few factors, but if you are planning to be in your home for the next 5 years, solar is nearly always worth the investment, bringing you immediate savings that will make you want to jump up and down!
So if you want to join the solar revolution and enjoy negligible energy bills, then get in touch and we can suggest the best option for you! Simply email info@genr8energy.com and we will help you navigate the space and access any grants available to you.
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