Know your demand
Understand when and where your sites use electricity, and whether on-site generation aligns with that pattern.
eVita commercial solar
Put your roof
to work.
On-site solar can be part of a smarter energy plan. Explore the opportunity for your premises alongside your supply renewal, usage and longer-term property decisions.
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The opportunityMore from the space
More from the space
you already have.
Generate on site
Consider how usable roof space and demand at your premises could work together.
Plan across the business
Review solar in the context of your contracts, operations and future energy needs.
Commercial solar, considered properly
A solar decision should start with your site.
The best opportunity depends on what your building can support and how your business uses energy. eVita can help you explore the practical and commercial picture before you commit to a route.
✓Roof and site. Space, condition, access and ownership all shape what is possible.
✓Energy use. Your demand profile helps reveal how generation might be used on site.
✓Commercial fit. Project costs, responsibilities and expected benefits need to be tested against your circumstances.
Every site is different. Generation and savings estimates require a site-specific assessment.
Start your solar journey
Tell us about your site.
Share a few details and the eVita team can assess the right next conversation for your business. This is an initial assessment, not a quotation or a promise of savings.
One joined-up energy decision
Solar works harder when it fits the rest of your plan.
A renewal and a solar project can affect the same budget, buildings and people. Looking at them together helps you ask better questions before either decision is made.
Review your renewal
Consider contract timing and supply options alongside a possible generation project, rather than treating them as unrelated decisions.
Build the right mix
Bring solar, supply and future needs—such as EV charging—into one practical plan for your property or portfolio.
There is no single best mix for every site. eVita can help you assess the options; any savings, installation approach and contract terms must be confirmed for your specific business.
From idea to a clear next step
A practical route, from the first conversation.
Start with the information you have. The first step is to understand whether solar deserves a closer look at your premises.
01
Understand the site
Discuss your building, occupancy, roof space, current energy use and any approaching renewal.
02
Explore the options
Consider what a site-specific assessment would need to establish, including practical feasibility and commercial fit.
03
Choose your direction
Decide whether to progress a solar proposal, a supply renewal, or a coordinated plan for both.
04
Keep the picture connected
Revisit your energy plan as your contracts, sites and operational needs change.
Common questions
Before you make the call.
A useful first discussion should help you see what needs checking, rather than push a ready-made answer.
Does my business need to own its building?
Ownership, lease terms and permission from the relevant property parties can affect what is possible. Bring what you know about the site to the first conversation.
Should we wait until our energy contract renews?
Not necessarily. If a renewal is approaching, reviewing it alongside solar can help you see the timing and options clearly. The right sequence depends on your contracts and site.
Can solar work alongside EV charging?
It may form part of a wider site energy plan. Demand, charging patterns and the practical design need to be assessed together.
Can you tell us what we will save?
Any estimate needs site information and a defined proposal. We would not present a generic saving as a promise for your business.
Make the roof part of the conversation.
Tell eVita about your commercial site and the energy decision ahead. We can start with the solar opportunity and consider how it connects with your next renewal.