This calculator will enable you to quickly make both an electrical and financial assesment of installing solar panels at your business. By simply selecting the number and power of the panels you can determine the potential output power and return on your investment.
After completion, get a copy of your solar panel report to your email including the electrical savings, carbon footprint impact in tonnes of carbon dioxide, commercial impact in £ pounds, and payback!
See a PDF example of our Solar Panel Report Email.
Measure - Manage - Reduce - Offset - Report
Bryce Energy Services combines practical energy and carbon consultancy with the CO₂ Impact online platform, helping businesses measure their emissions, meet reporting requirements and turn carbon data into achievable reduction projects.
With CO₂ Impact, your business can:
Unlike a standalone carbon calculator, we can help you interpret the results, investigate energy-saving opportunities and prioritise projects based on cost, carbon savings and practical deliverability.
CO₂ Impact subscriptions start from £29 per month.
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