This short article is our honest attempt to explain what a commercial solar PPA actually is; how it works in practice; what it can deliver; and critically, where the limitations and considerations lie. We’re not going to tell you it is perfect for every business, because it is not. What we are going to do is give you enough honest information to make the right decision for yours.

With dozens of manufacturers competing for specification in commercial and industrial solar projects, choosing the right panel brand is one of the most consequential decisions a business makes. This guide sets out what matters, what has changed in 2026, and which manufacturers consistently earn specification on commercial rooftops across the UK.

Commercial solar panels are up to 95% recyclable by weight. But did you know disposal is also a legal obligation under UK WEEE regulations? Understanding your end-of-life responsibilities is part of responsible solar ownership. Read the full guide.

There are two traditional funding routes available to pay for a commercial solar panel installation for your business. Find out the differences between the two

As energy costs rise and sustainability targets become more pressing, many businesses are asking a critical question, can commercial solar panels really generate enough power to meet high energy demands?

A Guide to Panel Longevity, Performance and Long-Term Value

As a solar developer working in the Commercial and Industrial sectors, a question that we often get asked early on in conversations is also one of the most logical ones: "What is this going to cost?" The short answer , albeit not hugely helpful alone, is that you should expect to see costs ranging from around £500/kWp to, at times, over £1,100/kWp. So, what does ‘£ per kWp’ actually mean? kWp stands for kilowatt peak, this is a measure of the maximum power output of your sol

Which building types are suitable for installing rooftop solar panels? What are some of the main things to consider when installing rooftop solar panels?

Solar PV technology is now very established. Whilst residential and commercial solar panels rely on the same underlying science, commercial panels are typically larger and optimised for higher energy output.

As more UK businesses join the renewable transition, it is important to understand the additional value streams that enhance the return on solar installations.

A solar system often generates more electricity than is needed on-site, whether for domestic or commercial use. This short blog takes a closer look at how that energy surplus may affect a commercial solar installation.

For many businesses considering installing solar energy, selecting the right type; size; source; and brand of solar panels can quickly become overwhelming. At Eden, we make that easy for you.

At Eden Sustainable we’re passionate about the benefits of switching to renewable energy, but we know that for many clients the first...

As solar energy becomes widely adopted by UK businesses in order to reduce operational costs and to meet sustainability goals, it’s important to understand the maintenance required to keep commercial solar systems operating at peak performance.

This short guide explains the typical lifespan of commercial solar panels; the warranties involved; and how to ensure your system performs over the long term.

This blog explores how embracing solar energy aligns with CSR and the positive effects it has on the environment and society – along with some interesting statistics to support the case.

This article explores the various ways solar energy systems benefit our environment, highlighting their importance in the transition to a greener future – but with a particular focus on commercial applications in the UK, where Eden Sustainable has been at the fore of the energy transition since 2014.

As businesses look for ways to reduce operational costs and improve their sustainability, many are turning to commercial solar panels. But before making the investment decision, it’s crucial to understand the financial benefits

This short blog aims to provide insights into the potential financial (and non-financial) benefits of investing in a commercial solar system. We examine the Return on Investment (ROI) and other key considerations to help you make informed decisions that can benefit your operations, the environment and your bottom line.

By generating on-site renewable energy, landlords can enhance property appeal, reduce operating costs, and contribute to the UK’s broader sustainability goals. In this short article we look a bit closer at some of these benefits.