Solar, Battery and Heat Pump Installers in Edinburgh and East Lothian
Renew-Able Solutions designs, installs and services renewable-energy, heating and electrical systems for homes and businesses across Edinburgh, East Lothian and wider Central and East Scotland. Our services include solar PV, battery storage, EV charging, air-source and air-to-air heat pumps, servicing, commercial solar, suitable wind projects and gas boiler work. Every recommendation is based on the property, energy use, technical constraints and applicable permissions.
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Central and East Scotland
Local project assessment and installation support from our East Lothian base.
Local Renewable Energy and Heating Specialists
Renew-Able Solutions is a Scottish company supporting homeowners, landlords, businesses and rural properties with project-specific energy systems. We assess the site, explain the options and coordinate the relevant design, applications, installation, commissioning and aftercare for the agreed scope. Product suitability, generation, savings and timescales depend on each project.
How We Work
1. Initial Enquiry
Send us the property details, energy use, existing equipment and your objectives. We review the information and ask for anything needed to understand the enquiry.
2. Survey or Assessment
Where required, we inspect the property, available space, electrical or heating system, access and other project constraints. The assessment method depends on the service.
3. Design and Quotation
We explain the proposed equipment, assumptions, scope, exclusions, responsibilities, price and expected programme. Applications or permissions are identified where relevant.
4. Installation and Handover
Work proceeds after the design and requirements are agreed. The system is tested and commissioned, with applicable documentation, controls guidance and aftercare information provided.
Our Renewable Energy and Heating Services
Property-specific solutions for homes and businesses across Edinburgh, East Lothian and Central and East Scotland.
Solar PV
MCS-certified solar PV design and installation for suitable homes and businesses, including site assessment, system design, DNO requirements, commissioning and handover.
Battery Storage
New and retrofit battery systems designed around electricity use, existing solar equipment, tariffs, backup requirements and applicable electrical and location standards.
Heat Pumps
Air-source and air-to-air heat-pump assessment, design, installation and servicing, with recommendations based on heat loss, emitters, hot-water demand and property constraints.
EV Charging
Domestic and workplace EV charging with assessment of the electrical supply, earthing, load management, solar integration and suitable charger controls.
Wind Turbine Projects
Site-specific wind-turbine feasibility, design and installation support where wind resource, planning, access, grid connection and project economics are suitable.
Commercial Solar
Commercial rooftop and suitable ground-mounted solar PV, with energy review, structural and electrical assessment, grid applications, installation and commissioning.
Discuss Your Energy Project
Tell us the postcode, property type, energy use, existing equipment and the service you are considering. We will review the initial information and explain the appropriate survey, assessment or quotation stage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A domestic, or home wind turbine, is a device that can turn wind energy into clean electricity for your home. It’s like a miniature version of the much bigger wind turbines you’ve likely seen around the UK, in fields, or just off the coast. The basic science is the same, but home wind turbines are more compact.
Can I have a Wind Turbine installed at my property? This is something we can only answer once a site visit has been completed.
This is not a straightforward question as will depend on a number of factors such as – Single Phase or 3 Phase – Single Phase is capable of over 7Kw/h and 3 phase is capable of 22kw/h but not all cars charge at the same rate on AC! Most cars have an inbuilt inverter that limits them to 11kw/h and most domestic supplies are only single phase. Some chargers also allow you to limit the charge to how much excess solar you are producing (Assuming you have solar!)
In a word – No. Not all EV chargers are the same and you need to know what kind of plug your car has or will come with. Currently in the UK there are 2 different types and these are either – Type 2 Charger – The IEC 62196 Type 2 connector (often referred to as mennekes in reference to the company that originated the design) is used for charging electric cars, mainly within Europe. This is the most commonly used charger plug in the UK. Chademo – CHAdeMO is the trade name of a fast-charging system for battery electric vehicles, developed starting in 2010 by the CHAdeMO Association, formed by the Tokyo Electric Power Company and five major Japanese automakers.[1] The name is an abbreviation of “CHArge de MOve” (which the organization translates as “charge for moving”) and is derived from the Japanese phrase “o CHA deMO ikaga desuka” (おちゃでもいかがですか), translating to English as “How about a cup of tea?”, referring to the time it would take to charge a car.[1]
Renew-Able Solutions want to make any installation as easy as possible and as part of this we will apply for either G98, G99 or G100 to the DNO and any work will not be able to start until this has been completed and accepted by the DNO. Scottish Power is the DNO in Scotland and you can read a little more about the differences in each application and what they mean.
Each and every install is different and no definitive amount of time can be given due to a number of factors such as but not limited to – Size of Solar Array Ease of Access Unforeseen issues that would’ve been impossible to have been known prior to install
