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Domino’s is taking bold steps to reduce its environmental impact and lead the way in responsible business practices. A key part of this journey is the adoption of solar energy, an initiative brought to life in partnership with Eden.​

Sofina Foods, a leading European food producer, faced a dual challenge: reducing its carbon footprint whilst improving long-term financial resilience.

Rising electricity prices and increasing corporate pressure to reduce carbon emissions made it essential to find a partner capable of delivering a high-performance solar system

Following a successful installation at their Derby site, Gardener Aerospace enlisted Eden to install a solar solution on their Consett site. Find out how this high energy user is making savings with solar.

With an eagerness to do the very best for their pets and the environment, Forthglade enlisted Eden to help reduce their impact on the environment.

Bericap wanted to find a green solution to their energy usage as a support to their innovative and sustainable packaging.

A 274 kWp solar system on Florentia Village’s new sawtooth roofs sells clean power to tenants and avoids 49 tonnes of CO₂ a year. See how Eden delivered it.

A large-scale solar installation that maximised available roof space, integrated seamlessly with existing operations, and delivered reliable performance without disrupting production.

With rising energy costs and pressure to reduce emissions, the trust needed to make schools more energy-efficient without compromising learning environments or diverting funds from education.

Brindley Group operates multiple dealership sites across the UK, each with significant daytime electricity demand

A self-funded 190 kWp rooftop solar system at Motus Commercials’ Gloucester dealership, saving £43,500 a year on electricity and 33 tonnes of CO₂ for the UK’s largest independent commercial vehicle dealer group.

As part of its commitment to decarbonisation and operational efficiency, UKPN sought a robust on-site renewable energy solution

As educators of tomorrow’s leaders, Hazelwick understands the importance of modelling environmental responsibility and embedding sustainability into everyday practice.​

With a large roof space and high daytime energy usage, solar was a natural fit, but the site presented a unique challenge

A 620 kWp rooftop solar system at Optima Products’ Radstock factory, saving £136,000 a year and 111 tonnes of CO₂.

The leadership team wanted a solution that would deliver long-term carbon savings and educational value, without requiring upfront capital or adding financial strain.

A 154 kWp rooftop solar system at XR Training’s Pyle centre in South Wales, delivered through a PPA with no upfront cost and saving £30,000 a year.

A self-funded 159 kWp rooftop solar system powering BPL Engineering’s Birmingham manufacturing site, saving £20,000 a year and 30 tonnes of CO₂

A self-funded 96 kWp solar system at Chase Farm Hospital in Enfield, saving the NHS mental health trust £21,000 a year and 20 tonnes of CO₂.

210 kWp rooftop solar system saves £42,000 a year at Eurocell Recycle in Ilkeston, one of the UK’s largest PVC-U recycling plants. See how Eden delivered it.

With energy-intensive operations, from food processing and refrigeration to retail and hospitality, Daylesford faced the challenge of reducing its carbon footprint while maintaining operational excellence

Pure Pastures’ self-funded 130 kWp rooftop solar system in the Vale of Pewsey saves £30,000 a year and 27 tonnes of CO₂. See how Eden Sustainable delivered it.

Hodgetts Farm’s self-funded 42 kWp rooftop solar system in Elford, Staffordshire saves £6,000 a year and 7.5 tonnes of CO₂. See how Eden delivered it.

David Lloyd Clubs, Europe’s leading health, wellness, and fitness group, is committed to sustainability with a goal of becoming carbon net zero by 2030.

Sytner, a leading UK automotive retailer, faced a challenge: reducing carbon emissions across their property portfolio whilst maintaining operational efficiency and brand excellence.

With tight budgets and a responsibility to maintain safe, uninterrupted learning environments, the trust needed a solution that aligned with their sustainability goals, educational values, and operational realities.

The Senator Group, the UK’s leading furniture manufacturer, set an ambitious goal in 2021: to become a Net Zero business across its UK manufacturing sites

Steadmans wanted to reduce their carbon footprint and energy costs through solar installation. They needed a solar partner who could match their own high standards for quality, precision, and technical excellence.

With manufacturing processes that rely heavily on electricity, the company faced increasing pressure to reduce carbon emissions and shield itself from volatile energy markets.

With ambitious environmental targets, Eurostampa needed a solution that delivered measurable impact.

West Buckland school in north Devon wanted to improve their carbon footprint and make protections against rising energy costs. 

The UK’s leading indoor ski and snow sports facilities, faced rising energy costs and a growing need to demonstrate its commitment to sustainability.

Park Plaza’s self-funded 214 kWp rooftop solar system saves £21,000 a year across its Cannock office park. See how Eden Sustainable delivered it.

The challenge was to design a system that maximised both rooftop space and under-utilised ground areas, without disrupting daily operations or compromising site safety.

EGL operates within an energy-intensive environment where rising electricity costs and increasing pressure to decarbonise

Like many large venues, the estate faces significant energy demands alongside a strong commitment to environmental stewardship

A 402 kWp rooftop solar installation delivering £48,971 in annual energy savings and eliminating 74,320 kg of CO₂ every year for one of Yorkshire's most respected independent schools.

A self-funded 117 kWp rooftop solar system saving Glasgow Angling Centre £24,500 a year on electricity and 21 tonnes of CO₂, proof that commercial solar pays in Scotland.

A 266 kWp rooftop solar installation at Butcombe Brewing Co's distribution centre, delivering £45,000 in annual energy savings and eliminating 54,242 kg of CO₂ every year for one of the South West's most celebrated independent breweries.

A self-funded 145 kWp solar system at County Garage Group’s Barnstaple dealership site, saving £41,000 a year and 32 tonnes of CO₂.

Eden Sustainable installed a 248 kWp solar system at ESSE's Lancashire factory, saving £38,000 a year in energy costs and 47 tonnes of CO2 annually.

A self-funded 42 kWp solar system at Great Dinworthy Farm near Holsworthy, Devon, saving £14,500 a year and 9 tonnes of CO₂.

Mill Hill County High School’s self-funded 159 kWp rooftop solar system in north London saves £35,500 a year and 30 tonnes of CO₂. See how Eden delivered it.

A self-funded 125 kWp rooftop solar system at precision engineers N&R Needham in Clay Cross, Derbyshire, saving £10,000 a year.

The team wanted to demonstrate that even smaller installations could play a meaningful role in reducing operational costs and carbon emissions.

With a strong commitment to sustainability and innovation, Uniserve partnered with Eden to install a high-capacity solar PV system at one of its flagship cold storage and warehousing facilities.

Eden delivered a bespoke solar car park canopy, overcoming site constraints to cut carbon, reduce energy costs, and future-proof operations.

Acting as landlords, Landlink Estates purchased solar for four of their sites in Sussex. This means that Landlink are able to sell electricity to their tenants at a discounted market rate ensuring a regular income over the next 25 years.

Faltec Europe, a north east-based Tier 1 automotive supplier, was eager to do more for the environment and enlisted Eden to help reduce their carbon footprint.

With energy-intensive operations including cold storage, processing, and logistics, Huntapac faced the challenge of reducing its carbon footprint.

With multiple sites and high energy usage, the business needed a scalable solution that could deliver environmental impact and financial savings.

a high-capacity solar installation that maximised rooftop potential, integrated seamlessly with ongoing operations, and delivered reliable performance at scale without disrupting production.

With an immediate need to cut costs, this solar carport will save the Hospice £15,000 each year. Which is the equivalent of treating 50 patients at their homes.

With sustainability becoming a strategic priority, the company faced the challenge of reducing its carbon footprint while maintaining uncompromising standards.

Eden Sustainable partnered with Brose to deliver a large-scale rooftop solar installation designed to reduce operational energy costs and support long-term sustainability goals.

Bri-Stor Systems installed a 735 kWp rooftop solar system at its Staffordshire manufacturing campus, saving 133,146 kg of CO2 each year. Read the full case study.

With sustainability targets looming and margins tightening, Vale of Mowbray needed a solution that wouldn’t compromise production or require upfront capital investment.

A dual-roof solar PV system delivering £24,000 in annual energy savings and significant carbon reduction for one of the UK's oldest and most distinguished retailers.

Midland Building Products’ self-funded 200 kWp rooftop solar system in West Bromwich saves £33,000 a year. See how Eden Sustainable delivered it across two buildings.

A forward-thinking agricultural business, faced the challenge of rising energy costs and the need to reduce its environmental impact

Roba Metals’ self-funded 334 kWp rooftop solar system at its Alcester recycling centre saves £102,000 a year and 54 tonnes of CO₂. See how Eden delivered it.

A self-funded 62 kWp solar system across two roofs at Buttress Group’s Brackley site, saving £10,000 a year and 13 tonnes of CO₂.

A self-funded 179 kWp solar system across two warehouse roofs at Olympus Global’s Tipton headquarters, saving £22,000 a year and 33 tonnes of CO₂ annually.

A self-funded 136 kWp rooftop solar programme across APP Wholesale’s Dagenham and Tamworth sites, saving £32,000 a year on electricity.

A self-funded 81 kWp rooftop solar system on Hunters Personal’s York offices, cutting 15 tonnes of CO₂ and £5,000 from its electricity bill each year.

Phyllis Court Members Club’s self-funded 85 kWp solar system in Henley-on-Thames saves £26,000 a year and 32 tonnes of CO₂. See how Eden delivered it.

A 39 kWp rooftop solar system at Charlton Lido in south-east London, saving £6,000 a year and 7 tonnes of CO₂ for the historic heated lido.