Real projects. Real results.
A look at the solar, battery, EV and heating systems we've designed and installed for homes and businesses across the Midlands.
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Aston Old Edwardians Rugby Club
Aston Old Edwardians Rugby Club is powered by a 30kW solar PV system installed on the club's flat roof, paired with a 32kW Fox hybrid battery storage system housed in an outside storage unit. The project was phased, starting with solar energy and hot water for the players before extending to the main clubhouse, cutting energy costs across the entire site. Excess solar generation is stored and used during peak hours or when sunlight is scarce, maximising self consumption and giving the club backup power in the event of an outage.
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The result is a historic community club running on clean, self generated electricity, with energy bills falling and long term savings building as reliance on the grid drops.
Hardy Signs : UPS Battery System
Last weekend, we successfully completed Phase Two of the Sigenergy battery storage installation at Hardy Signs, unlocking the full potential of their existing solar PV system.
The site now benefits from over 160kWh of battery storage and more than 80kW of inverter capacity, allowing surplus solar generation to be stored and intelligently deployed during peak operational hours. This reduces reliance on grid electricity and delivers improved long-term energy cost control.
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To strengthen site resilience, the system includes the Sigen C120-6 Gateway with full UPS functionality, providing seamless backup power in the event of a grid outage. In practice, this means the business can continue operating without disruption, even during power failures.
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The entire solution is fully scalable, intelligently managed, and monitored in real time through the Sigenergy platform, providing full performance visibility and the flexibility to expand as energy demand grows in the future.
Custom Solar Energy System installation in Leicester
A homeowner in Ibstock installed a split solar system, four panels on the house roof and four on the garage roof, to work around the layout of their property. A 10kW battery system was integrated alongside it, storing excess energy generated during the day for use after dark, keeping the home running on self generated power around the clock.
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The project shows how a solar system can be adapted to fit a property's layout rather than the other way around, no two roofs need the same setup.