Commercial Solar PPA

Solar Power Purchase Agreements

Cut electricity costs and carbon without upfront investment. With a Solar PPA, we design, fund, install, own, and maintain your onsite solar — you simply buy the power it produces at a predictable rate.

Zero upfront cost

No CAPEX required — fully funded installation.

Price certainty

Predictable energy pricing for long-term planning.

What is a Solar PPA?

Onsite solar without owning the asset

A Solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is a commercial arrangement where a third party installs a solar PV system on your site, then sells you the electricity it generates. You benefit from lower-cost, cleaner energy while avoiding the responsibilities and risk of owning and maintaining the system.

Typical Solar PPA outcomes

Lower emissions

Make measurable progress towards net zero.

Energy security

Reduce reliance on grid price volatility.

O&M included

We handle monitoring and maintenance.

Long-term value

Stable pricing over multi-year terms.

Why choose a Solar PPA?

Reduce costs and carbon — without operational burden

Solar PPAs are designed for businesses that want onsite generation with predictable pricing and minimal risk. We tailor system size to your demand so you can maximise self-consumption.

Immediate savings

Buy solar electricity at an agreed rate, often lower than grid-supplied power.

No capital investment

We finance the asset, removing CAPEX barriers to decarbonisation.

Maintenance covered

Operation, performance monitoring, and servicing is included in the agreement.

Reporting & visibility

Track generation, usage, and carbon impact with live dashboards and reports.

Compliance-ready

Support sustainability commitments and procurement reporting with clear metrics.

End-to-end delivery

From survey and design to approvals, installation and commissioning — we handle the lot.

Step-by-step process

From assessment to operation

We keep the journey simple: understand your site and load profile, propose an optimised design, then manage the install and long-term performance.

01
Site assessment & proposal

Review roof/land suitability, shading, and historical usage. We size the system and model outputs and savings.

02
Agreement & contracting

We confirm pricing structure, term length, and responsibilities. You purchase electricity generated under the agreed rate.

03
Design & approvals

Detailed engineering design, permits, structural review, and grid connection coordination (where needed).

04
Installation & commissioning

Professional installation with minimal disruption. Testing and commissioning ensures safe, reliable operation.

05
Monitoring & maintenance

We operate and maintain the system and provide access to performance data for reporting and optimisation.

06
End of term options

At contract end, options typically include extension, purchase at fair market value, or system removal/replacement.

Data & monitoring

Real-time visibility into savings and carbon

Monitor generation, site consumption, and carbon impact through a centralised dashboard. Live and historical reporting helps teams prove outcomes and identify efficiency opportunities.

Live generation data

Track solar output and usage patterns.

Carbon reporting

Quantify emissions reduction for ESG.

What you’ll typically see

  • Energy produced vs. consumed onsite
  • Estimated savings over time
  • CO₂ avoided (and equivalent metrics)
  • System availability and performance alerts
Solar PPA FAQs

Common questions

Here are quick answers — for a tailored recommendation, contact our team.

What happens if generation is lower than expected?
Solar still generates in cloudy conditions and models use conservative yield assumptions. PPAs are typically structured so you pay for energy produced at the agreed rate, and we maintain the system to keep performance high.
Who owns and maintains the system?
Under a typical Solar PPA, the provider owns the asset and is responsible for operation, monitoring, and maintenance for the duration of the agreement.
How long is a Solar PPA term?
Solar PPA terms are commonly long enough to fund the asset while delivering savings. Exact duration depends on the project scope, site conditions, and your requirements.
What happens at the end of the agreement?
End-of-term options often include extending the contract, purchasing the system, or removal/replacement. We’ll outline available options in your proposal.