Areas We Serve
From our base in Isleham, Cambridgeshire, we provide renewable energy installations across the entire East Anglia region. Explore our coverage by county below.
Why East Anglia Is Ideal for Renewable Energy
East Anglia is one of the best regions in the UK for solar energy, with above-average sunshine hours, flat terrain that minimises shading, and annual solar irradiance of 1,000-1,100 kWh/m². The region already hosts nearly 1,000 MW of installed solar capacity across Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, and Suffolk.
The area's mix of historic market towns, university cities, agricultural estates, and new-build developments creates opportunities for every type of renewable energy installation. From solar-powered Fenland farms to heat pumps in Cambridge Victorian terraces, our local knowledge ensures every installation is tailored to the property and its surroundings.
Hover over a county on the map to see key statistics.
We serve all of Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, and Suffolk.
Cambridgeshire
280+ MW installed capacity
Cambridgeshire sits at the heart of East Anglia with excellent solar potential, a thriving technology sector in Cambridge, and vast agricultural land across the Fens. The county's mix of historic university city, market towns, and farmland creates diverse opportunities for residential, commercial, and agricultural renewable energy installations.
Norfolk
386 MW installed (6th nationally)
Norfolk ranks 6th nationally for installed solar capacity with 386 MW, reflecting the county's exceptional suitability for solar energy. With long coastlines, vast agricultural estates, and growing towns, Norfolk presents outstanding opportunities for both residential and commercial renewable energy projects.
Suffolk
321 MW installed (12th nationally)
Suffolk ranks 12th nationally for solar capacity with 321 MW and continues to grow rapidly. The county's agricultural heritage, market towns, and the commercial hub of Ipswich provide excellent demand for renewable energy solutions across all sectors.
Popular Services Across East Anglia
Every service is available in every location we cover. Here are the most requested installations across Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, and Suffolk.
County Comparison
How East Anglia's three counties compare for renewable energy potential and our service coverage.
| County | Solar Capacity | Avg. 4kW Output | Locations Served | Top Service |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cambridgeshire | 280 MW | 3,600-3,800 kWh | 17 towns | Solar Panels |
| Norfolk | 386 MW | 3,500-3,800 kWh | 17 towns | Solar + Battery |
| Suffolk | 321 MW | 3,500-3,800 kWh | 21 towns | Solar Panels |
| East Anglia Total | 987 MW | 3,500-3,800 kWh | 55 towns | - |
Solar capacity data from BEIS Sub-national Electricity Generation Statistics. Output estimates assume south-facing roof at 30-40 degree pitch.
All Service Locations
Click any location for area-specific pricing, solar potential, planning guidance, and available services.
Regional Guides & Articles
Local cost breakdowns, planning guidance, and renewable energy advice for Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, and Suffolk.
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