About Us

Synergy Power was born in July 2012 with one clear aim of creating many carbon-neutral environments. We at synergy are committed to the UK’s pledge of reducing its Co2 emissions & building for a better, cleaner environment for our future generations.

We now have accumulated over 11 years of experience in designing & installing high-quality solar PV systems. Over the years we have worked extremely hard at creating & maintaining happy customers.

This journey has been very fulfilling for us as we managed to build many trustworthy relationships with the people that we provide our services to. We truly understand our customer expectations & then work hard to ensure we deliver them.

We now have achieved over Ten Thousand installations - both domestic and commercial & we hope that you can benefit from the experience that we have to offer. You can rest assured that you are in good company when selecting Synergy power as your preferred green energy service provider.

For your added peace of mind all the work that we carry out for you comes with 10-year insurance backed guarantee, How's this for service security?

Why Select Synergy Power

Depending on your project requirements, we can deliver renewable energy services in isolation or as part of an integrated solution. Strong communication channels are in place to ensure a smoother project build & completion.

Every project has a designated project team and we promise to deliver the best-suited solution to achieve your requirements. We design and install many diverse solutions, delivering on time and on budget, Furthermore, We hold key relationships with industry-leading distributors, we can price competitively, whilst delivering maximum value.

Let us take some steps together in the right direction.

Solar power has wide-ranging advantages for our planet, especially when it comes to our environment.

From reducing greenhouse gases, improving our air quality and conserving our precious water, solar energy can help to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and lower energy prices for years to come.

Using less water

Water is one of our most precious natural resources. We live on the driest continent on the planet, and we run the risk of running out of fresh water in the future. Traditional electricity production can use thousands of litres of water each year. Water is used for cooling generators, processing and refining fuel and transporting fuel through pipes. Generating power through solar panels, however, uses no water whatsoever. The operation of solar photovoltaic cells doesn’t require water at all to generate electricity, reducing the strain on this precious resource. The only water needed is rainwater to naturally clean the panels when they get a bit grubby!

Generating energy through solar panels uses less water than traditional energy production.

Reducing air pollution

The air we breathe can help or hinder our health and wellbeing. Electricity generation from fossil fuels can generate harmful carbon dioxide and methane gases that lower the quality of the air we breathe. Breathing poor quality air on a daily basis can have dire consequences for our health.

Using the sun to generate more and more of our power means less and less harmful emissions from burning fossil fuels. Generating electricity from solar panels produce no harmful emissions, and the more homes and businesses that rely on solar power means less toxic emissions from fossil fuels into our air.

Reducing your household’s carbon footprint.

Solar energy is one of the cleanest sources of energy, and it’s an extremely effective way of your household more efficient and sustainable. Solar panels don’t use any water to generate electricity, they don’t release harmful gases into the environment, and the source of their energy is abundant and, best of all, free. Using solar energy instead of the grid also means you reduce the need for carbon dioxide emitting energy to be produced for the grid on your behalf. The average 3kwp solar PV system can reduce your homes carbon footprint by around One tonne per annum.