Only refer someone who has agreed that REST may contact them.
Share a trusted route into solar and storage
Refer someone to REST
Introduce a friend, relative or colleague who has asked to hear from REST about solar panels, battery storage or a complete home-energy system.
The team begins by understanding the property and priorities.
A referral is an introduction, not a contract or finance application.
REST can identify who made the introduction when the details match.
How it works
A clear introduction without pressure.
REST will contact the referred person about the stated enquiry and explain the next step. Any quotation, survey, finance application or installation agreement is handled separately.
Ask permission
Confirm the person is happy for you to share their contact details with REST.
Submit the introduction
Provide your details, their details and what they are interested in.
REST makes contact
The team discusses the property, energy needs and whether an assessment is useful.
Eligibility is confirmed
Any current referral benefit and its conditions are confirmed by REST; no reward is guaranteed by the form alone.
Referral principles
Respecting the person you introduce.
A referral should never involve surprise contact or details shared without permission.
Questions
Useful answers before you continue.
No. Any current benefit is subject to the scheme terms and eligibility checks confirmed by REST. The website form itself does not create an entitlement.
Yes. Use the context field to explain whether the enquiry is residential, commercial, public sector or rural.
Tell the team before relying on referral eligibility. Existing or duplicate enquiries may not qualify under the current scheme.
Referral form
Introduce someone who wants to hear from REST.
Both sets of details are used only to manage the introduction and any related enquiry.
