Solar Consultants Ltd

Consultancy services in solar power systems, sales, marketing and business development, procurement, engineering, design and installation. Our directors have experience since 1983 in solar PV manufacturing, sales and marketing with major international companies.
We provide advice on new investments in solar PV to major banks and financial institutions. Through access to the UK's massive capital markets we can also assist companies to locate investment partners and to perform due diligence assessments.
Our consulting service is also provided to professional architects, engineers and designers to give specialised support for renewable energy projects where solar PV is being considered. We have long experience in building integrated PV (BIPV) systems and construction site requirements.
Our background also includes design and project delivery for offgrid projects in remote rural areas, including water pumping systems, solar home lighting systems, telecommunications and other industrial remote site power generation requirements. Through many complex and difficult projects, we have developed a core of highly experienced specialist suppliers able to manufacture custom-designed equipment able to withstand many years use in some of the worst conditions on the planet.
We provide access to wide knowledge of the solar PV industry in Europe. Our staff assist installers who need additional design and engineering capacity, also project developers who need system configuration support and supplies of important components.
Together with our partners we work to make solar PV projects successful and to develop long term repeat business.
Through wide and frequent travel to the major markets in Europe, with local partners and sales teams, we can provide unique access for new distribution channels. Our market knowledge is frequently updated and can be provided for short term assignments or longer fixed contracts.
Solar Consultants can give you an insight far below the surface of the solar PV world.
Contact our Managing Director for an initial discussion as follows:
Iain Garner