Business Energy Scotland - Could you take charge of your energy bills with microgeneration?

Has your business been affected by recent energy price increases? Are you looking for ways to reduce your exposure to future energy market fluctuations? Many businesses across Scotland are addressing this challenge by generating their own power to gain more control over energy costs.

Businesses ranging from factories and offices to shops, care homes, holiday parks, and community halls are exploring microgeneration – the production of electricity or heat using small-scale renewable energy systems installed on-site.

What is Microgeneration?

Microgeneration refers to generating your own energy through renewable technologies, reducing dependence on external energy suppliers. Common options suitable for small and medium-sized businesses include:

  • Solar panels

  • Wind turbines

  • Micro hydro systems

  • Heat pumps

These technologies can help businesses lower energy bills and enhance sustainability.

Support for Microgeneration

The government offers free resources, including impartial advice and funding opportunities for eligible microgeneration projects. Business Energy Scotland provides:

  • Practical guides, videos, and case studies to explore your options

  • Expert advice tailored to your needs

  • Access to funding to support the transition to renewable energy

Take the first step towards energy independence today by exploring how microgeneration could benefit your business.

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