Solar panels Llanelli: Trostre, Tata Tinplate, and the SA14 commercial rooftop market
Commercial solar yields, major employers, business parks, and worked payback figures for Llanelli and the SA14 to SA16 postcodes in Carmarthenshire.
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From 30 kWp factory rooftops to 1 MW ground-mount arrays -- NICEIC and MCS-certified installation, DNO management, and ongoing monitoring from FLD's Swansea base.
South Wales receives 940 to 985 kWh per kWp per year according to PVGIS irradiation data -- materially similar to London and significantly higher than Manchester. Paired with commercial grid electricity at 28 to 32p/kWh in 2025-26, the economic case for rooftop PV is straightforward.
A 100 kWp commercial system installed in South Wales typically generates 95,000 kWh annually, producing a year-one benefit of approximately £23,000 and a simple payback of 3.5 years. With 100% Annual Investment Allowance full-expensing against corporation tax, post-tax payback drops to 2.5 years.
For businesses that cannot or do not wish to deploy capital, a fully-funded Power Purchase Agreement installs the system at zero upfront cost and charges only for the electricity generated, at a fixed unit rate guaranteed below your grid tariff.
A Power Purchase Agreement lets your business install solar with no capital outlay. We fund the system and you buy the electricity it generates at a fixed, RPI-indexed unit rate that is lower than your grid tariff. Typical terms are 10 to 25 years, with a buy-out option at the end.
Purchase the system outright and claim 100% first-year Annual Investment Allowance relief under current rules. Post-tax payback is typically 2.5 to 4 years for commercial rooftop solar in South Wales.
Hire purchase or lease structures for businesses that want ownership without a one-off capital hit. We work with established UK asset-finance lenders.
Factory, warehouse and commercial rooftop solar from 30 kWp to 1 MW across Swansea, Cardiff, Newport, Pembrokeshire and the wider South Wales region.
Learn moreInstall up to 1 MW of rooftop or ground-mount solar on your business premises with no capital outlay. Buy the electricity at a fixed rate below your grid tariff.
Learn moreSector-specific worked examples, grant guidance, and economic models for each type of Welsh commercial operator.
Factory-scale rooftop and ground-mount solar from 100 kWp to 1 MW, for manufacturing, refining and tier-2 supply-chain tenants across South Wales.
Sector guideWarehouse-scale rooftop solar on ballasted flat-roof systems, 300 kWp to 2 MW, targeted at the M4 logistics corridor.
Sector guideDairy, beef, arable, poultry and grain-drying solar across Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, Powys and Ceredigion.
Sector guideSolar for Welsh primary and secondary schools and further-education colleges, funded through Salix Wales and Welsh Government Green Growth schemes.
Sector guideCoastal Wales hotel solar with summer-peak demand matching, in-roof integrated systems for conservation areas and AONB sites.
Sector guideCardiff, Swansea and Newport office rooftop solar from 40 to 120 kWp, PPA-friendly for split-ownership buildings.
Sector guideHeavy industrial solar 1 MW and above, for Port Talbot Transition Board tenants, Milford Haven energy cluster, and the Celtic Freeport footprint.
Sector guideRooftop solar for day nurseries, pre-school settings and childcare providers across Wales, sized 10 to 50 kWp with funding routes through Ynni Cymru, Flying Start infrastructure programmes and Development Bank of Wales.
Sector guideCommercial solar yields, major employers, business parks, and worked payback figures for Llanelli and the SA14 to SA16 postcodes in Carmarthenshire.
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