Screen the site
Annual use, operating hours, roof area, connection, ownership and commercial goals establish whether the fundamentals align.
For high-energy-use businesses
Make your available ground work as hard as your business.
A structured first review for commercial sites where daytime electricity use is a significant operating cost.
If you have a listed property, outbuildings and ground-mounted systems can be applied.
Where the fit is strongest
High usage matters—but the shape of that usage matters more.
A promising site usually combines usable roof, outbuilding or ground area with meaningful daytime demand, a suitable connection and the authority to make a long-term property decision.
- The business owns the site, or has a long lease and landlord consent.
- Power is used while solar is generating: production, cooling, kitchens, offices or EV charging.
- Twelve months of bills—and ideally half-hourly data—are available.
- The proposed roof, outbuilding or ground area is suitable for a safe, productive installation.
- Decision-makers, investment route and preferred timing are clear.
A quick self-check
Annual useKnown in kWh
Daytime demandMaterial
Install areaUsable & controlled
DataBills / half-hourly
DecisionOwner involved
Battery storage and resilience
Storage designed around business continuity.
Make battery storage your answer to real savings supported with gateway for energy security, keeping your business fully operational in these uncertain times.
Commercial energy opportunity review
A decision pathway, not an instant industrial quote.
The first review should show whether deeper modelling and a site survey are justified.
Match the demand
Half-hourly data reveals how much generation can be used on site and when storage, export or load shifting deserves attention.
Choose the next step
A focused site survey, a request for missing data or a clear “not yet”—before time is spent on a premature design.
Prepare the useful evidence
What helps OmniOrigin assess your site properly.
You do not need everything for a first conversation. The more of this you have, the more useful the review becomes.
Recent electricity bills12 months
Half-hourly fileCSV if available
Roof informationArea, age, photos
Supply informationPhase / capacity
Future loadsEV, heating, growth
Commercial questions
What the first result can—and cannot—tell you.
No. Roof area can indicate possible scale, but a firm proposal also depends on structure, access, electrical work, connection limits, product design, load profile and commercial requirements.
Annual totals hide when electricity is used. Half-hourly data helps match generation to demand and prevents an attractive-looking annual calculation from masking poor self-consumption.
No. Storage should solve a defined problem—load shifting, peak management, resilience or export constraints—and be sized from the site’s real profile. The residential 8.3 kWh option is not applied to commercial sites.
Start with the evidence
Is your site worth a closer look?
Get a 2-minute business estimate first. When you are ready, share project details so the team can prepare a useful follow-up.