Commercial solar for warehouses and logistics

Large roof areas, daytime demand and growing electric fleets can make solar a practical option for warehouses and distribution centres.

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Where solar may fit

Lighting, conveyors, automation and office loads often run during solar-generating hours.

On-site generation can support electric forklifts, vehicle charging and future expansion.

A large roof may offer useful capacity, subject to condition, loading and grid checks.

What affects a useful proposal

Roof and structure

The installer should review the roof covering, age, loading capacity, warranties and any planned replacement work.

Electricity profile

Half-hourly data can show how much generation the site could use directly and whether export may be material.

Operational access

Surveys and installation should be planned around loading bays, vehicle movements, tenant operations and safety rules.

Information worth gathering

✓Recent electricity bills and, if available, half-hourly usage data
✓Roof plans, condition reports and details of any asbestos-containing materials
✓Normal operating hours and planned electrical loads such as EV charging
✓Ownership, lease and landlord-permission information

Questions to ask an installer

?How was the proposed system size matched to our demand?
?What roof work or structural checks are required first?
?How will installation affect loading and site operations?
?What assumptions are used for savings, export and maintenance?

Get a proposal based on your actual site

System size, savings and payback should be based on your property, electricity use and commercial circumstances—not a generic online estimate. Submit the basics and we will review the enquiry before introducing it to one selected commercial solar installer.

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