Commercial solar PV, battery storage, EV charging and O&M solutions designed for commercial and industrial sites across the UK.
From initial feasibility and system design through to installation, commissioning and ongoing support, ORBEM Renewables provides a complete commercial energy project delivery service.
45+ Years Electrical Experience
Commercial & Industrial
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Long Term O&M Support
Every commercial site has a different energy profile. Roof space, electrical capacity, operating hours, current consumption and future plans all influence the right renewable energy solution. We begin by understanding how your site uses electricity and what you want the project to achieve, then recommend a solution built around those requirements.
Whether you are considering commercial solar PV, battery storage, EV charging or support for an existing system, our team can assess the technical and commercial requirements and help you identify the most appropriate next step.
From commercial solar PV and battery storage to workplace EV charging and ongoing O&M, our services support businesses throughout the renewable energy project lifecycle. Explore our core solutions below or discuss your site with our team.
Commercial solar PV allows businesses to generate their own electricity using available roof or site space.
A properly designed commercial solar system can help reduce dependence on purchased electricity, improve long term energy cost control and support wider sustainability objectives.
Commercial PV services can include:
Commercial battery storage gives businesses more control over when they store and use electricity.
Battery systems can operate alongside solar PV or form part of a wider energy management strategy.
Depending on site requirements, battery storage may help businesses increase the amount of renewable electricity they use directly, improve energy resilience and reduce exposure to periods of higher electricity demand.
Battery storage projects can include:
Commercial EV charging solutions designed around the electrical capacity, usage requirements and future plans of your site.
As electric vehicle adoption grows, businesses are investing more in charging infrastructure for employees, fleets, customers, and visitors.
EV charging services can include:
Renewable energy systems require ongoing attention if they are to continue performing effectively over the long term.
O&M services can be tailored around the requirements of the site and existing installation.
Services may include:
From commercial solar PV and battery storage to workplace EV charging and ongoing O&M, our services support businesses throughout the renewable energy project lifecycle. Explore our core solutions below or discuss your site with our team.
Commercial solar PV allows businesses to generate their own electricity using available roof or site space.
A properly designed commercial solar system can help reduce dependence on purchased electricity, improve long term energy cost control and support wider sustainability objectives.
Commercial PV services can include:
Commercial battery storage gives businesses more control over when they store and use electricity.
Battery systems can operate alongside solar PV or form part of a wider energy management strategy.
Depending on site requirements, battery storage may help businesses increase the amount of renewable electricity they use directly, improve energy resilience and reduce exposure to periods of higher electricity demand.
Battery storage projects can include:
Commercial EV charging solutions designed around the electrical capacity, usage requirements and future plans of your site.
As electric vehicle adoption grows, businesses are investing more in charging infrastructure for employees, fleets, customers, and visitors.
EV charging services can include:
Renewable energy systems require ongoing attention if they are to continue performing effectively over the long term.
O&M services can be tailored around the requirements of the site and existing installation.
Services may include:
The technical solution is only one part of a renewable energy project.
Businesses also need to understand investment cost, potential savings, payback and the most suitable funding route.
Depending on the project and available options, ORBEM Renewables can help clients explore routes including:
Any financial, tax or funding arrangements should be assessed based on current eligibility and individual circumstances.
Speak to our team about your energy usage, infrastructure and commercial objectives.
We can help you identify the most appropriate next steps.
Our process keeps commercial heating projects clear and manageable. We begin with your building and operational needs, develop a suitable proposal, then coordinate delivery and provide support after the work is complete.
Step 1
We review the premises, existing system, working patterns and heating priorities.
We recommend a suitable solution, explain the scope clearly and coordinate installation around your operations.
We check system operation, provide relevant handover information and discuss future servicing needs.
The right system depends on ceiling height, floor area, insulation, door usage, occupancy and where people work. Radiant heating can suit high or frequently opened spaces because it targets occupied areas, while warm air may be appropriate where even air distribution is preferred. A site survey is needed before recommending a system.
Radiant systems transfer heat directly to people and surfaces within their range. Warm air systems heat and circulate air through the building. Each has different strengths, so the best choice depends on the building layout, usage and control requirements.
Yes. An existing system can be assessed for condition, suitability and performance. Depending on the findings, the practical option may be a repair, controls improvement, partial upgrade or full replacement. Recommendations should consider disruption as well as long-term operation.
Service intervals depend on the equipment, manufacturer guidance, usage and site conditions. Planned maintenance should follow the applicable instructions and legal safety requirements. The schedule can be agreed after the system and premises have been reviewed.
The survey typically covers the building layout, existing equipment, heating problems, occupied zones, operating hours and future plans. These details help shape a suitable proposal and reduce the risk of specifying a system that does not match how the premises is used.
