We work with manufacturers, warehousing and logistics operators, industrial estates, healthcare and life sciences sites, data centres and commercial property owners. The common thread is straightforward: significant electricity consumption, usable roof or land, and a business that wants more control over what it spends on energy.
Unified has developed its own in-house solar delivery capability, UEG Solar, so the assessment, design and installation of a scheme sit with one accountable team rather than being handed between parties. Alongside solar we look at storage, heat, energy intelligence and — where they exist — the grants and funding routes that reduce the capital required.
Commercial organisations are examining solar now for reasons that have little to do with fashion: electricity prices have been volatile and difficult to forecast, customers and lenders increasingly ask about carbon, and businesses with large daytime loads can consume most of what they generate rather than exporting it.
The difficulty for most businesses is not motivation. It is knowing whether their particular site, roof, load profile and plans actually make a project worthwhile — and who to trust with the answer.
That is exactly where trusted professional advisers matter. Accountants, brokers, property professionals, roofers and consultants already know which of their clients own their premises, run heavy daytime loads, are planning roof works or are worried about energy costs. You see the signals long before a solar company ever would.
You do not need to become a solar expert.
Partners are never asked to size systems, estimate yields, quote prices or make technical promises. Recognise the situation, make the introduction, and UEG takes it from there.
