Your business may have the potential to generate more power than you realise. Xchange is an innovative cost-reducing solar solution funded by YLEM Energy, taking onsite energy generation to the next level for large businesses with unused land or roof space.
As energy prices continue to fluctuate, generating your own power is becoming increasingly important to mitigate the risk of future price hikes. Solar power is already one of the UK’s most established green energy technologies but Xchange is an innovative solar solution that can provide additional onsite benefits across your whole business. All of this is funded by YLEM Energy.
If you are a single site business, maximising unused space for a solar project and generating more power than you need can provide increased financial benefits as Xchange can export any excess energy your site produces. The more unused space you utilise to generate solar power, the lower the price you will pay for your energy.
Alternatively, if your business has multiple UK sites or sister companies, Xchange can transfer any excess energy that is not consumed at your site to one or more of your business’s other locations. This then allows those other sites to benefit from reduced energy costs compared to the grid.
Once your Xchange solar assets are up and running, YLEM Energy utilises the National Grid on your behalf to match the power you generate with the demand from other sites around the UK. This allows you and any off-takers to reduce the high grid charges that would normally be levied by a traditional supplier.
The flexibility of Xchange not only allows you to further cut your energy costs at one or multiple locations, it can also help to significantly boost your carbon reduction goals as you provide renewable energy across multiple sites, contributing towards the UK’s net zero target.
YLEM Energy will design, build, install, maintain, operate and manage Xchange solutions on your behalf – at zero cost to your business. Providing one, or multiple, energy-intensive businesses with long-term stability, resilience and energy security compared to the volatility of grid-derived energy.
