Remove the upfront cost barrier
Financing your solar installation is straightforward. Pay a fixed monthly amount while spreading the cost over time, with no hidden surprises.
You own your solar system from day one, so you benefit immediately from lower energy bills and long-term savings. Instead of paying your energy provider, you’re investing in your own energy future.
We work with trusted finance partners to help find the right option for you, with expert guidance at every step.
Benefits include:
Flexible Solar Finance That Puts You in Control
Remove the upfront cost barrier.
Switching to solar shouldn’t require a large lump sum. Our finance options make high‑quality solar accessible from day one, with no upfront payment needed. You simply spread the cost over time, turning a major investment into a manageable monthly expense.
Fixed monthly payments with no surprises
Enjoy total clarity and predictability. Your repayments stay the same throughout the term, making it easy to budget and plan. No hidden fees. No unexpected changes. Just a straightforward path to clean, affordable energy.
You own your system from day one
This isn’t a lease or a rental, the system is yours. That means you benefit immediately from lower energy bills, long‑term savings, and increased property value. Every kilowatt generated works for you, not a third party.
Start saving immediately
Once your system is switched on, your energy bills drop. In many cases, the monthly finance payment is lower than the customer’s current electricity costs — creating instant, real‑world savings. Over time, the system pays for itself and continues generating free energy for decades.
Long‑term financial gain
Solar protects you from rising energy prices and delivers substantial lifetime savings. When your finance term ends, you enjoy near‑free electricity for the remaining lifespan of your system — often 20+ years.
Trusted finance partners
We work with established, reputable finance providers to secure competitive rates and flexible terms. You get transparent options tailored to your needs, backed by partners who specialise in renewable energy finance.
Expert guidance at every step
From choosing the right finance plan to understanding your projected savings, our team supports you throughout the process. Clear advice, honest numbers, and a smooth experience from start to finish.
FINANCE
Grants & Funding Support
UK Government are keen to encourage everyone to reduce emissions and go green. For qualifying organisations there are grant schemes in place to fully or partly fund solar installations. Examples such as UK Infrastructure Bank (UKIB), Green Finance Institute (GFI), Municipal Green Bonds and Climate Bonds, National Wealth Fund, Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (Salix / BEIS). Sadly, funding is limited.
Net 0 Plus aim to maximise any grant funding available to you where possible and top up the remaining funds from our own finance partners.
A PPA can be a great option for reducing upfront costs, but owning your system usually delivers the greatest long-term savings.
Power Purchase Agreement
A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) lets you install solar with little or no upfront cost. A third-party provider installs, owns, and maintains the system on your property, and you simply pay for the electricity it generates through a long-term agreement.
Benefits include:
Benefits of a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)
No upfront cost – Get solar installed with zero capital investment.
Instant savings, pay only for the clean energy you use, typically at a lower rate than your current supplier.
Guaranteed performance, the provider owns, operates, and maintains the system, ensuring reliable generation without any hassle.
Fixed, predictable energy pricing, Protect your organisation from rising electricity costs with long‑term price stability.
No maintenance responsibility, All servicing, monitoring, and repairs are handled by the PPA provider.
Lower carbon footprin, Reduce emissions immediately with on‑site renewable energy
Flexible contract terms ,–Choose a duration that suits your organisation’s financial and operational needs.
Things to consider:
No system ownership – You don’t own the solar system during the contract, so you don’t receive the full long‑term financial benefit.
Long‑term contractual lock‑in – PPAs typically run 10–25 years, making it difficult to exit or change provider.
Early termination penalties – Ending the agreement early can be expensive and complex.
Limited control over equipment and design – The provider chooses the system specification, which may not always align with your preferences.
Ongoing payment for generated energy – You continue paying per kWh, meaning savings are lower compared to owning the system outright.
Maintenance dependency – Performance relies entirely on the provider’s maintenance standards and response times.
Potential restrictions on your property – Roof access, structural changes, or future building plans may be limited by the PPA agreement.
Solar Leasing
Solar leasing allows you to install solar with little or no upfront cost. A third-party provider installs and owns the system on your property, while you pay a fixed monthly fee to use the energy it produces.
Benefits include:
No upfront cost - Access clean energy without paying for the system outright.
Immediate savings - Lower monthly energy costs from day one, often cheaper than your current tariff.
Predictable monthly payments – Fixed lease payments make budgeting simple and stable.
Full maintenance included – The provider handles all servicing, monitoring, and repairs at no extra cost.
No responsibility for system performance – If anything goes wrong, it’s the provider’s job to fix it.
Fast, hassle‑free installation – Leasing streamlines the process with minimal paperwork and quick approval.
Lower carbon footprint – Reduce emissions instantly with clean, on‑site renewable energy.
Option to buy later – Many leases include a buy‑out option if you want to own the system in future.
Things to consider:
No system ownership – You don’t own the solar panels, so you miss out on full long‑term financial returns.
Ongoing monthly payments – Lease payments continue for the duration of the contract, reducing total savings compared to owning the system outright.
Limited flexibility – Making changes to your roof, property, or electrical setup may require approval from the leasing provider.
Potential early‑exit fees – Ending the lease early can be costly and complicated.
Lower property value impact – Because you don’t own the system, the uplift in property value is limited.
Provider‑controlled maintenance – You rely entirely on the leasing company for servicing and repairs, which may affect performance or response times.
Contract complexity – Lease agreements can include escalators, restrictions, or terms that are not always obvious at first glance.
Solar leasing can make switching to renewable energy easier, but owning your system often provides greater long-term value.
*Cash savings or capital can be used to cover part or all of the cost of a solar installation.*
TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE
Built around proven equipment,
safety and monitoring
Panels
We ensure that all our installers use tier 1 module options. We do not compromise on quality for the sake of price.
MCS‑certified installation
Inverters
Inverter choices are the ones built for high power, three‑phase operation, long lifespans, and robust monitoring.
RECC, HIES & TrustMark accredited
Battery Options
Optimised storage for resilience, peak shaving and consumption matching.
ISO‑aligned processes
Monitoring
Performance dashboards, alerts and long-term reporting.
DBS‑checked engineers