Most commercial roofs don't have solar yet with it, could generate value for landlords and cut carbon emissions. Electron Green is here to deploy solutions at scale.
Our unique solar electricity service will cut costs and 'green' your property. It's easy and you don't have to change utility suppliers.
Without you lifting a finger, Electron Green will simply mix cheaper solar electricity with your existing expensive electricity, to reduce your costs.
Investing up to £1billion in Solar PV
Electron Green is investing up to £1billion to fit free-of-charge solar PV systems on commercial roofs, and supply low-cost solar electricity to occupants.
The programme is led by Founder Daniel Green 'We cannot continue to be at the whim of Big Energy and market volatility. Businesses deserve much, much better. It's time to shake up the energy buying status quo and bring bills down by mixing lower cost solar electricity with more expensive electricity from utility companies. This is essential to not only save the SME backbone of our economy from breaking but to hit net Zero goals'.
More than 450 firms representing $130 trillion of assets belong to the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ).
and financial institutions are working with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) to reduce emissions in line with climate science.
Over 350 companies have joined RE100, the energy initiative for businesses to commit to buying 100% renewable electricity by 2050.
In 2019, Amazon co-founded the Climate Pledge - a commitment to achieve net-zero carbon emissions across their business by 2040. Part of this is $2 billion to support development of decarbonising technologies and services, and a pathway to 100% renewable energy by 2025. In 2020, Amazon became the world’s largest corporate purchaser of renewable energy.
Nearly 60% of RE100’s three hundred plus members produce renewable electricity for their own consumption. On-site solar is a tangible asset for businesses to showcase their progressive sustainability strategy to stakeholders, customers, and the energy market. However, investing in onsite solar isn’t just a vanity project. It is a cost-efficient supply of electricity, makes use of un-used space and property, and creates opportunities.
Tesla and Hertz Fleet Hertz’s is investing heavily in electrification with a target of 20% of its vehicle rental fleet to be EVs by the end of 2022, including an initial order of 100,000 Teslas. With the global low carbon movement and tax incentives, there is step change demand to drive electric.