Areas we serve

Copperopolis industrial heritage and Lower Swansea Valley reclamation

Swansea Enterprise Park is the densest commercial rooftop cluster in West Wales

Densest light-industrial estate stock within 10 miles of Swansea

Transition Board supply-chain Scope 3 pressure drives rapid commercial solar adoption

SA14 is the densest commercial industrial sub-district in Carmarthenshire

Bilingual agricultural market town with a 20-mile Welsh-speaking farm catchment

Post-Ford manufacturing town in active industrial transition with INEOS anchor

Densest commercial office-roof stock in Wales with MEES B-by-2030 driving demand

M4 logistics corridor city with large-footprint distribution roofs

The single most energy-intensive postcode cluster in Wales

Gower AONB visual-impact rules make in-roof integrated solar the compliant default

High professional owner-occupier density and hospital-grade standby demand

Welsh-language prevalence above 20% in Penyrheol and Pontlliw

Vale Clydach nickel refinery EV battery supply-chain Scope 3 pressure

Inside Mypower's Castell Howell reference-case territory

Treforest Industrial Estate is a top-three South Wales industrial estate by tenant count

The world's first major iron-producing town, with a compelling industrial-transition narrative

Hirwaun sits on the upland DNO network with strong export capacity

Defence-industry cluster with tight Scope 3 and secure-supply-chain reporting obligations

Inside the Celtic Freeport with the highest solar yield in South Wales at 985 kWh/kWp

Gas plant, offshore wind supply base and hydrogen cluster all within ten miles

Mid-Wales cultural capital with a Salix-eligible university estate and the National Library of Wales

Powys' largest town with the birthplace of the co-operative movement and a food-manufacturing cluster at Mochdre

North Powys border market town with the finest baroque garden in Britain and Severn valley farm solar catchment

Former world's busiest coal port with the Vale of Glamorgan Business Park and Barry Island hospitality delivering the highest commercial solar density in the Vale

Wales' largest planned new town with systematically south-oriented housing estates and a Llantarnam logistics cluster producing the strongest 24-hour self-consumption ratios in Torfaen

Centre of the Swansea Valley Welsh-speaking belt with strong cultural identity

The only SA-postcode town in Powys, with upland farmland and ground-mount potential

Coastal summer-peak hospitality demand produces above-80% self-consumption

Former coal and coking town with direct energy-transition heritage on the Llynfi Power Station site

Gateway to Bannau Brycheiniog with an active decarbonisation mandate

Medieval walled conservation area requires in-roof integrated solar as the compliant default

Exceptional per-capita density of independent food, drink and retail operators

Mamhilad's 32-hectare former-Nylon Spinners estate carries textbook warehouse-scale flat roofs

The foodie capital of Wales at the Bannau Brycheiniog eastern gateway

Cardiff's most affluent coastal suburb with the largest south-facing roof areas in the Vale

Britain's smallest city with the highest solar yield in FLD's coverage -- 995 kWh/kWp

University town at the centre of Ceredigion's most active Farming Connect solar adoption area

The Tref yr Aur -- horticultural capital of South Wales with AONB planning context

Medieval border town with Monnow Bridge and the Wye Valley AONB creating a distinctive solar planning context

Wales' gateway at the Severn with the oldest stone castle in Britain and a racecourse estate needing winter solar

Eisteddfod birthplace at 985 kWh/kWp yield with the highest Farming Connect grant uptake per holding in Ceredigion

FLD's closest rural market town at 48 minutes, gateway to the Tywi valley's most productive farm solar catchment

FLD's closest outlying town at 28 minutes with the best-preserved four-towered castle in Wales and coastal bungalow solar stock

Gateway to the Elan Valley -- Dwr Cymru's Birmingham reservoir watershed, a Dark Sky Reserve and an upland Farming Connect catchment

Former Radnorshire county town with a Grade I Victorian court museum and a financially challenged farm base benefiting most from solar grants

Home of the Royal Welsh Show -- Europe's largest agricultural show provides a 130-acre permanent showground as a commercial solar anchor

Site of Owain Glyndwr's 1404 parliament and home of the Centre for Alternative Technology -- the UK's sustainability heartland

Eryri National Park county town built in dark dolerite -- in-roof integrated black-panel solar is the only specification that fits the townscape

Wales' highest holiday-let density coastal resort with south-west Cardigan Bay orientation and 965 kWh/kWp yield within Eryri National Park

UNESCO World Heritage Site with 970 kWh/kWp -- the highest solar yield in FLD's coverage north of Pembrokeshire

Outside the Eryri National Park boundary -- standard permitted development applies at 970 kWh/kWp without the ENPA pre-application layer

Wales-Ireland ferry gateway within the Celtic Freeport boundary at 985 kWh/kWp -- Freeport enhanced allowances apply to qualifying port-estate investments

The Eton of Wales at the northern Carmarthenshire gateway -- Llandovery College institutional solar and Tywi headwater farm base

Wales' most affluent market town with a medieval walled conservation area -- rear-slope domestic solar serves a self-financing professional client base