Hotel & hospitality solar
Hotels run high daytime loads — kitchens, laundry, HVAC, ice machines — that align almost perfectly with solar generation curves.
Most Scottish hotels paying 28-38p/kWh for commercial electricity can cut what they buy from the grid with rooftop solar, by an amount that depends on their daytime load. A battery for evening operations and peak-time export add to the savings.
See our Gailes Hotel and Stirling Boutique case studies for real numbers.
Whichever phase you are at, the underlying engineering is set out in full on our commercial solar installers page — 30-500kWp+ sizing against half-hourly demand, the roof-type mounting matrix, the G99 route, and the CapEx / lease / PPA comparison we build into every fixed-price feasibility study. Where a building's fabric is the bigger loss, we will point you at the roof insulation types that cut demand first.
What's included
- 60-180kWp typical install size
- Year-round daytime load profile
- Strong ESG signal for guests
- PPA / CapEx / lease options
- WCS-funded EV charging combination
- Battery for peak-period arbitrage
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