Solar Roadmap
OHM Energy Sussex
The UK government has recently published its Solar Roadmap, laying out plans to deliver up to 70GW of solar capacity by 2035. It’s the strongest signal yet that solar power is not only essential to the country’s energy future – it’s also a smart and accessible solution for homeowners and businesses right now.
We welcome this roadmap. It reflects what we’ve long known: solar works, and it’s time to scale it up. Here’s what the roadmap means in practical terms for people looking to cut energy bills, reduce emissions, and take control of their energy future.
The government has committed to removing some of the barriers that have slowed adoption in the past – things like long grid connection times, complicated planning permission, and unclear incentives.
For our customers, this means:
In short, getting solar on your roof or site is becoming more straightforward – and better supported – than ever before.
Solar has always made sense for homes, but this roadmap makes it even more attractive.
Expect:
We’ve seen firsthand how solar and heat pump systems can dramatically lower household energy costs and now the policy is finally catching up.
Solar has always made sense for homes, but this roadmap makes it even more attractive.
Expect:
We’ve seen firsthand how solar and heat pump systems can dramatically lower household energy costs and now the policy is finally catching up.
If you manage or own a commercial building, the roadmap is good news. The government wants to unlock the full potential of warehouses, offices, schools, and public buildings by making rooftop solar more accessible and financially attractive.
That means:
From SMEs to large estates, commercial solar now represents a strategic business decision.
Get in touch with our team today for tailored advice and a free, no-pressure consultation.
Tel: 01323 739474
Email: hello@ohmenergy.co.uk
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