Commercial solar systems for businesses and factories
From suitability checks and electricity consumption analysis to system design and installation management — a solar system planned around your site data and its constraints.
A commercial solar system is planned around consumption data, tariff structure and on-site constraints — not around a product catalogue.
We assess suitability, analyse the commercial case and accompany the project through to installation, working with suitable professionals and contractors.
Who a solar system suits
A solar system mainly suits buildings with meaningful roof area and steady daytime electricity consumption. In practice, suitability is assessed against several factors, not roof size alone.
- Roofs of industrial, workshop and commercial buildings with meaningful area
- Facilities with steady daytime electricity consumption
- Businesses with parking or open land adjacent to the building
- Property owners looking to reduce ongoing electricity costs
- Facilities with adequate load-bearing capacity and no major structural reinforcement
Suitability check and consumption analysis
The first step is a data review. We look at the electricity bills, the daily consumption profile, the tariff structure that applies to the business, the roof area and the building type.
From that data we assess suitability and the possible system capacity, and present an initial view of the commercial case — before moving to detailed design.
System design and grid connection requirements
Once suitability is established, the system is designed: capacity, panel layout, conversion, connection points and the effect on the building.
Connecting a solar system to the electricity grid in Israel is subject to the requirements and procedures of the competent authorities. We examine connection feasibility at the assessment stage and run the process with the relevant parties as part of the project.
Self-consumption and revenue models
A commercial solar system can operate under several models for using the electricity it produces. The choice depends on the consumption profile, the tariff structure and the regulatory route that applies to the project.
- Self-consumption — the electricity produced is used on site, replacing grid draw
- Sale of surplus under the routes available to that project
- A combination of self-consumption and surplus sale
- Combination with an energy storage system for better use of generation
Installation management and maintenance
Installation management covers coordination with suitable contractors and professionals, on-site supervision, and keeping to schedule and build quality.
After installation, periodic maintenance and performance monitoring are required. The scope of service and warranty are agreed in advance.
Frequently asked questions
Related solutions
The next step may also be storage, or a combination with agrivoltaics
Energy storage for businesses
Managing electricity consumption and reducing peak demand, including combination with a solar system.
Solar with storage
A solar system and a storage system planned together as one whole.
Industries
Factories, warehouses, logistics centres, packaging facilities, agricultural properties and commercial buildings.
An initial suitability check for your roof or land
Send us the property details and consumption data, and we will come back with an initial view of suitability and of the commercial case.