Solar self-consumption: where to start?
Guide · 6 min
Public entities
Social landlords
Public housing offices, social landlords: hundreds of delivery points in common areas (lifts, lighting, ventilation) to follow over time. We centralise your contracts, study collective self-consumption to supply part of the common areas, and help you prioritise works with a precise energy audit.
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Sound familiar?
The situations we meet most often among professionals in your sector.
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Many common areas
Lifts, lighting, ventilation: a lot of delivery points to follow over time.
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Service charges to contain
Energy in common areas weighs on your tenants' charges.
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Renovation programmes to prioritise
A precise audit helps choose which works to start with.
What you gain
Portfolio steering
A single view of your common-area delivery points, with deadline alerts.
Lighter tenant charges
Collective self-consumption can reduce the energy share billed to tenants.
Works prioritisation
A precise audit steers your renovation plan towards the biggest gains.
Recommended offers
- Our electricity offers
Index-linked offer
The price follows a reference market index and stays within a protective cap.
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Collective self-consumption
Share the output of a solar plant between several buildings within the same perimeter.
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Energy audit
We measure your consumption and give you a costed action plan ranked by priority.
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Purchasing strategy
Define with our team the price structure and purchasing schedule for your electricity.
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How we work with you
- 1
We analyse
We study your consumption, your current contracts and the constraints specific to your trade.
- 2
We build your offer
Fixed, indexed or no-commitment pricing: we choose the formula that matches your consumption profile.
- 3
We follow up
We handle the switch, then follow your contracts and consumption over time.
Go further
Case studies and guides
Real-world feedback and practical guides related to your activity.
Frequently asked questions
The essential answers about our offers and how to subscribe.
Do savings benefit tenants?
Cheaper energy in common areas and collective self-consumption can lighten tenant charges. The effect depends on each operation.
How do I follow hundreds of delivery points?
We centralise them in a single report, with a view per housing estate and a deadline calendar.
Is collective self-consumption possible in social housing?
Yes, it's a frequent use case: one roof produces for several buildings or homes. We study technical and economic feasibility.
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Let us talk about your energy needs
Tell us about your situation: an adviser from our team will reply and present the offers that fit your sites and usage.
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