Rooftop solar
Arrays on halls, kitchens and offices, sized to the building's daytime demand.
Solar panels for temples,
mandirs and gurdwaras.
Energy savings for mandirs, gurdwaras, temples and viharas with high daytime use, busy kitchens and community halls. We design around your building and your calendar, install around services and festivals, and support your grant applications and community fundraising.
- DaytimeHigh demand matches solar
- KitchensLangar and prasad loads covered
- FestivalsProgrammed around the calendar
- FundingGrants and community giving
Daytime demandHalls, kitchens and offices in use all day
Community hallsWeddings, classes and events
Evening useStore daytime generation
Fundraising supportFigures for your campaign
01. Who this page is for
Buildings that serve
Buildings that serve
all day, every day.
This page is for temple committees, trustees and management teams of mandirs, gurdwaras and other places of worship. Many are busy from early morning until late evening, with daily services, busy community kitchens, classrooms, halls hired for weddings and celebrations, and offices. The electricity bill shows it.
Solar is at its best with exactly this kind of daytime demand. Kitchens, refrigeration, ventilation and lighting draw power while the panels generate, so most of the electricity is used on site rather than exported. A battery carries the surplus into the evening for aarti, kirtan and events.
We plan around your calendar, from daily services to major festivals, handle access and welfare respectfully, and write plain-English proposals that a committee can approve and share with the community.
- Mandirs
- Gurdwaras
- Buddhist & Jain temples
- Community kitchens
- Halls & classrooms
- Car parks
02. What we deliver
What we install
What we install
for temple buildings.
Battery storage
Store daytime surplus for evening services, classes and events.
Solar carports
Generate over the car park and charge vehicles underneath. Ideal for large sites with busy car parks.
Explore solar carportsEV charging
Charge points for the community, with load management.
Monitoring
See generation and savings, and share them with the community.
Funding support
Feasibility figures for fundraising and help with grants open to faith buildings.
Visit the Funding Hub
03. Why Synergy Power
Solar installed with care,
Solar installed with care,
for the community.
Around your calendar
We agree the programme with the committee around daily services and festivals.
Planned with youCommittee-ready proposals
Clear, plain-English proposals that can be approved and shared.
Fixed-price quotationCertified quality
MCS-certified design and installation by our own engineers.
MCS · NICEIC · RECCLooked after
Monitoring, planned maintenance and fault response for the years ahead.
Operations & maintenance
04. How it works
From first conversation
From first conversation
to switch-on.
Step 01
Free feasibility study
Send us a recent electricity bill and details of the building. We work out system size, savings, carbon reduction and indicative return.
No obligationStep 02
Survey
We survey the roof, structure and electrics at a time agreed with the committee.
Own engineersStep 03
Proposal & fundraising
A fixed-price proposal with the figures a community appeal or grant application needs.
Committee readyStep 04
Installation
Our MCS-certified team works around services and festivals.
Around servicesStep 05
Handover & aftercare
A simple handover, plus monitoring and a maintenance plan.
Long-term support
05. Free feasibility study
Find out what your temple
Find out what your temple
could generate and save.
Share a recent electricity bill and a few details about the building. A UK engineer will model the system and give you the figures your committee needs.
- Estimated system size
- Estimated bill savings
- Carbon reduction estimate
- Indicative payback
06. Temple FAQs
Questions temple committees
Still have a question?0330 043 1047 Questions temple committees
often ask us.
Can you work around our festival calendar?
Yes. We agree survey and installation days with the committee and plan them away from major festivals and busy periods.
Our kitchen uses a lot of electricity. Does that help?
Yes. Daytime kitchen, refrigeration and ventilation loads mean most solar generation is used on site, which is where the savings come from.
Do we need a battery?
If the building is busy in the evening, a battery stores daytime surplus for that use. Your feasibility study shows whether it pays.
Can you provide figures for our fundraising appeal?
Yes. The free feasibility study gives you system size, cost, savings and carbon reduction to share with the community.
Who maintains the system?
Our operations and maintenance team provides monitoring, planned maintenance and fault response.
Do we need planning permission or other consent?
Many rooftop systems can be installed under permitted development. Listed buildings, conservation areas and some flat-roof or ground-mounted systems may need planning permission or listed building consent, and some places of worship have their own approval process. We advise at survey and prepare the drawings for any application.
Can our roof take solar panels?
The survey checks the roof structure, covering and access before anything is designed. If the roof needs repair first, our in-house roofing team can carry it out under the same contract.
Serve the community with
clean power.
A free feasibility study from our UK engineering team, with the figures your committee and community need.