ESOS support
Site information and energy-saving opportunities can support the organisation's wider ESOS review where the business is in scope.
Commercial and industrial solar
REST designs rooftop solar, battery storage and monitoring around the site's demand, operating profile and long-term commercial objectives.
The commercial ROI playbook
Commercial solar can reduce exposure to imported electricity, create a measurable generation record and support a longer-term investment case across the site.
Illustrative planning ranges only. REST confirms the model after reviewing interval data, tariff, roof condition, generation assumptions, network constraints and the final technical design.
Energy and carbon evidence
Compatible monitoring can provide a traceable record of generation and system performance for operational reviews, stakeholder reporting and wider energy planning.
Site information and energy-saving opportunities can support the organisation's wider ESOS review where the business is in scope.
Metered kWh generation can contribute to the evidence used in applicable energy and carbon reporting processes.
On-site renewable generation gives sustainability teams a measurable project within broader decarbonisation plans.
A documented project can strengthen conversations with customers, investors, staff and procurement teams.
System scale
The correct scale depends on usable area, demand profile, grid connection and the organisation's objectives.

Offices, retail units, hospitality and owner-operated premises with meaningful daytime demand.

Warehouses, larger retail, education sites and multi-unit premises with broader roof availability.

Manufacturing, logistics, agricultural and portfolio projects requiring deeper technical and commercial review.
Commercial case studies
Commercial, industrial and public-sector projects can have very different demand profiles, but each begins with a site-specific design and a clear commercial model.

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A complete operational view
REST reviews how the building operates, when electricity is used and how solar may interact with storage, EV charging, monitoring and future changes.
Demand profileDaytime consumption, peak periods, baseload and available interval data.
Site conditionsRoof areas, structure, access, meters, cable routes and operational constraints.
Wider energy strategyBattery storage, fleet charging, resilience, expansion and multi-site priorities.
Corporate desktop audit
Outline one or more roof areas and provide the operational details that matter. The information is sent directly to the REST commercial team.
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Enter the full postcode or address so the satellite view can centre on the correct property.
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Click around the first area. Close it with the green starting point or Finish roof, then add further buildings or roof sections.
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These details help the commercial team prepare a more relevant first review.
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The audit request is saved and passed to the REST commercial team.
Audit request received
The team will review the property, roof areas and operational information before making contact.
Return to commercial solarCommercial sectors
Each sector has different demand patterns, property constraints, approval routes and reporting priorities.
Large roof areas, daytime load, fleet charging and portfolio opportunities.
High operational demand, process loads and more complex connection requirements.
Daytime consumption, customer-facing ESG value and multi-site rollout potential.
Barns, multiple buildings, machinery loads and land-based options.
Corporate reporting, landlord considerations and employee EV infrastructure.
Budget planning, governance, visible carbon projects and long-term estates strategy.
From audit to operation
The desktop audit creates the starting point. Technical surveys, commercial modelling and stakeholder approval shape the final project.
Review the site, roof areas, operating profile and initial commercial priorities.
Confirm structure, electrical infrastructure, access, metering and delivery constraints.
Build the site-specific generation, value, equipment and project proposal.
Install, commission, monitor and support the system through its operating life.
Commercial solar questions
The desktop audit gathers the information needed for a more productive technical and commercial conversation.
REST reviews electricity demand, operating hours, usable roof or land area, supply capacity and future plans before recommending a system size.
Yes. The commercial roof tool accepts several separate roof areas for warehouses, extensions, linked units and multi-building sites.
Yes. Storage can be considered for load shifting, peak-demand management, resilience or a wider energy strategy, subject to the site profile and technical review.
Metered generation data can provide evidence of on-site renewable electricity and carbon-reduction activity. The organisation should apply its own reporting methodology and professional advice.
Qualifying expenditure may be eligible for capital allowances such as full expensing or the Annual Investment Allowance. The business and its tax advisers must confirm eligibility and treatment.
REST reviews the site location, roof areas, operating profile, approximate energy spend and project priorities before preparing the next commercial discussion.
Yes. Projects can account for ownership, lease arrangements, multiple meters, portfolio sites and internal approval processes.
Commercial solar review
Share the property postcode, approximate electricity spend and the type of commercial energy project being considered. The REST team can then prepare the right next conversation.