Storing Renewable Energy

Search 'find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk' for the trading name. Look at incorporation date, current status (Active vs Liquidation/Dissolved), most recent accounts filing, and director list. A long-trading limited company with up-to-date accounts is a safer signal than a recently incorporated firm.

SEG registration is usually handled by your electricity supplier rather than your installer, but Storing Renewable Energy should provide the MCS certificate and inverter performance data your supplier will request. Ask Storing Renewable Energy whether they walk customers through the SEG paperwork as part of handover.

Per the public business listing, Storing Renewable Energy list themselves under: Solar PV Installation, Energy Equipment Supply. Confirm whether they handle other renewable categories before scheduling a survey. Some London-area installers sub-contract specialist work (e.g. roof structural checks, DNO applications), so ask what's done in-house.

London gets enough annual sunlight for a typical 4 kW domestic system to produce roughly 3,200–3,800 kWh/year. Payback periods are typically 8–11 years at current electricity prices. Ask Storing Renewable Energy for site-specific yield modelling based on your roof orientation, pitch and shading.

Current UK support includes 0% VAT on residential solar PV and battery installs (HMRC zero-rating until at least 2027), the Smart Export Guarantee paying for exported electricity, and — for heat pumps — the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (England/Wales) or Home Energy Scotland Grant + Loan (Scotland). Eligibility depends on the property and the install. Confirm with Storing Renewable Energy which apply before signing.