Absolar delivered portfolio solar installation for the Belcher Farms across Newlands and Grange Farms, helping cut rising energy costs and support long-term sustainability goals. Using remote assessments and tailored system designs, the project now offsets over 80% of on-site electricity use, saves approximately £27,000 per year, and prevents 34.4 tonnes of CO₂ annually.

Absolar has begun a new commercial solar project at a central Southampton trading estate. Designed for high energy use and complex urban conditions, the installation features safety railings around skylights to protect installation teams and long-term users.

Absolar joined over 16,000 industry professionals at UKREiiF 2025 to explore the future of regeneration, investment, and infrastructure in the UK. From clean energy integration to local authority leadership and investor momentum, the event highlighted the critical role of renewables and smart systems in shaping a net zero future.

Test Valley Borough Council has launched a new solar grant for local businesses, aimed at reducing installation costs and accelerating the region’s transition to clean energy. The initiative builds on a successful borough-wide solar survey by Absolar and forms part of TVBC’s broader strategy to meet climate and sustainability targets.

Absolar has kicked off a new rooftop solar project in Southampton city centre, targeting over 30% ROI for a high-energy-use restaurant. Located on Above Bar Street, the installation showcases how strategic planning and smart design can overcome urban challenges to deliver clean, cost-saving energy.

UK electricity prices remain volatile in Q1 2025, with non-domestic users seeing continued pressure from rising costs and market uncertainty. This article explores the key drivers behind the trend — including network charges, global demand, and contract strategy, as well as outlines how businesses are responding to manage risk and maintain stability.

At Absolar, sustainability goes beyond technology. Our team has been repurposing recycled solar panel pallets into handcrafted wooden coasters, combining creativity, environmental awareness, and a touch of fun. Learn how this internal initiative is sparking conversations about reuse, waste reduction, and the power of small actions.

Absolar joins Southampton Science Park to celebrate Solar Appreciation Day, marking a key milestone in their clean energy journey. With 10 buildings powered by 2,546 panels, the site has generated 1,126 MWh of clean electricity and saved 233 tonnes of carbon, setting a strong example for sustainable innovation in the South.

Keeping your solar panels clean isn’t just about appearances - it’s about performance. This article explores the real-world impact of dirt and debris on solar efficiency, backed by data from peer-reviewed research. Learn why regular maintenance can significantly improve output and protect your long-term investment.

Absolar is sponsoring the Corporate Business Award at this year’s Test Valley Business Awards - a flagship event celebrating the innovation, resilience, and leadership of local enterprises across the region.

Absolar’s latest project at Draper Tools was unveiled by Caroline Nokes MP, showcasing how the 900+ solar panel installation is already generating 73% of the facility's power needs and has prevented over 40 tonnes of carbon emissions to date.

The collaboration between Absolar and Ordnance Survey is highlighted in a recent article published by Ordnance Survey (OS). As an OS Associate Partner, Absolar develop remote solar survey technologies to helps UK organisations enhance their sustainability and energy efficiency by identifying the ‘solar potential’ of their building.

13-week paid internship opportunity for students from the University of Southampton

Absolar team is invited to join NatWest Group to exhibit at the Innovation Zero - the UK's largest net zero congress.

We are delighted to announce that in collaboration with NatWest Group, Absolar will be embarking on an exciting new pilot scheme designed to help businesses take control of rising energy costs and their carbon footprint.

Absolar and Vail Williams spotlight the untapped potential of commercial rooftops to power the UK’s clean energy transition. Their joint article explores how landlords, occupiers, and investors can unlock solar value through data-led surveys, expert planning, and smart energy strategies.

The UK's energy regulator Ofgem has appointed Absolar as one of its suppliers in a new framework agreement to drive the UK’s transition to net zero and ensure the security of supply for consumers.

This week we welcomed Curtis Romanchok to the Absolar team.

Hi, I’m Cameron and I recently graduated from University of Southampton with a degree in Electronic Engineering. I’m from Cheltenham, and I have a passion for sustainability and using data to drive real changes in the world. I joined as an intern, but have been working as a contracted employee for the last 6 months

Absolar scooped two awards at the Test Valley Business Awards 2021 which took place at the Army flying Museum in Middle Wallop on November 4th 2021, winning New Business of the Year and Small Business of the Year.

On 28th October 2021, Absolar attended the Big Sustainability Expo in St Mary's Stadium, Southampton. There were many companies from the sustainability industry to show their products and services.