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SBEM solar compliance,
backed by evidence.

Solar PV and storage specifications for commercial, industrial and mixed-use developments under Part L2. We size solar and storage to the building's modelled demand, work alongside your SBEM assessor and M&E consultant, and hand over the documents building control and tenants expect.

  • Part L2Compliance support through SBEM
  • G99DNO applications managed
  • RoofStructural and roofing coordination
  • HandoverCertificates and O&M
SBEM inputsSpecifications your assessor can use
M&E coordinationDesigned with the services
Shell & core or fit-outBase build or tenant works
Asset managementO&M for the landlord
01. Who this page is for

Design it in early,
prove it at sign-off.

This page is for commercial developers, design and build contractors, architects and M&E consultants working on offices, industrial units, warehouses, retail and mixed-use schemes. Part L2 sets the energy standard for new non-domestic buildings. In the SBEM calculation, rooftop solar PV can make a measurable difference to the building emission rate.

We get involved at design stage, covering array capacity and layout for the roof form, structural and roofing coordination, inverter and storage strategy, and the SBEM inputs that go with them. We manage the G99 application to the DNO, which can be a long-lead item, and work with the M&E design team so the system fits neatly with the building services.

At completion we hand over the building with MCS certification, commissioning records and monitoring. We can then stay on as the operations and maintenance provider for the landlord or tenant.

  • Commercial developers
  • Design & build contractors
  • Architects
  • M&E consultants
  • Industrial & logistics
  • Retail & mixed use
02. How solar affects SBEM

How solar PV affects
the SBEM result.

Generation offsets demand

PV generation lowers the building emission rate against the notional building. Capacity, orientation and shading all feed into the model.

Roof form matters

Flat, pitched and sawtooth roofs need different mounting and layouts. We design for the structure and the roof warranty as well as the yield.

Evidence for sign-off

MCS certificates and commissioning records support building control and the as-built assessment.

03. Why Synergy Power

A compliance partner,
not just an installer.

01

Coordinated design

We agree specifications with your assessor, structural engineer and M&E consultant before work starts on site.

Design-stage input
02

Engineering-led

In-house structural, electrical and grid design, with the DNO application started early.

G99 handled
03

Roofing & solar together

We work with your roofing contractor, or use our own roofing crew, so the roof warranty stays protected.

Roofing and solar under one contractor
04

Asset management

Monitoring and O&M for the landlord or tenant after handover.

Operations & maintenance
04. How it works

From specification
to practical completion.

Step 01

Free feasibility study

We turn your drawings, roof form and modelled demand into a capacity, layout and indicative cost.

No obligation
Step 02

SBEM & M&E coordination

We agree the inputs with your assessor and the integration with the services design team.

Design stage
Step 03

Grid & structure

We submit the G99 application early and agree roof loading with the structural engineer.

Long-lead items first
Step 04

Installation

Our own team works to your build programme, alongside the roofing contractor.

Programme aligned
Step 05

Handover & O&M

MCS certification, commissioning, monitoring and a maintenance plan.

Completion ready
06. Free feasibility study

Send us
your drawings.

Share your scheme drawings, roof form and modelled demand. A UK engineer will come back with a proposed capacity, layout and SBEM inputs.

  • Estimated system size
  • Estimated bill savings
  • Carbon reduction estimate
  • Indicative payback
07. SBEM FAQs

Questions commercial developers
often ask us.

Still have a question?0330 043 1047
How much solar do we need to pass Part L2?

It depends on the building, its services and the rest of the specification. We work with your SBEM assessor to size the array to the compliance gap and the roof.

When should the DNO application go in?

As early as possible. G99 approval can be a long-lead item and may set export limits that affect the design, so we submit it at design stage.

Can you work with our roofing contractor?

Yes. We coordinate mounting, penetrations and warranties with the roofing contractor, or provide roofing through our own crew.

Who owns and operates the system after completion?

That is for the developer, landlord and tenant to agree. We provide monitoring and O&M to whichever party takes it on.

Can you provide the inputs our assessor needs?

Yes. We supply capacity, orientation, inverter details and layout in the form the SBEM calculation needs.

Do you work on shell and core as well as fit-out?

Yes. We can deliver the renewables as part of the base build or as tenant works, and agree the split of responsibilities with the developer and the occupier at design stage.

What if the roof is too small or unsuitable for solar?

We look at the roof structure, warranty and available area first. Where roof space is limited, solar carports over the car park can add capacity, and we can include them in the same feasibility study.

Does adding battery storage affect the grid application?

It can. Batteries and inverters above the threshold need a G99 application before connection, so we include any planned storage in the DNO application from the outset.

Compliant buildings,
delivered.

A free feasibility study from our UK engineering team: capacity, layout and SBEM inputs for your scheme.

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