Energy projects in practice
These are illustrative case studies so you can recognise a similar starting point. They are not verified WattFund client outcomes, funded raises or completed installations.
Illustrative case study
A North West industrial site considers rooftop solar to offset daytime demand, with a 500kWh battery to shift some of that energy. The project is illustrative. It shows a typical sequence: site facts, design envelope, installation costing, then a capital conversation if the site will not self-fund.
Read the example →Solar + battery
Illustrative project
North West England · 250kWp PV · 500kWh storage
An industrial rooftop with on-site consumption and a behind-the-meter battery. The next gap is a delivery estimate, then whether owner capital or external funding is the right conversation.
Illustrative case study
A South East destination site wants chargers for visitors. The commercial model is not chosen yet. Some sites attract a charge point operator; many do not. The useful work is describing location, access, dwell time and power — not assuming free hardware or rental income.
Read the example →EV charging
Illustrative project
South East England · 12 charging bays
A destination site that may suit hosted or site-funded charging. Utilisation, access and electrical capacity still need to be established. Hosting is not a promised rent product.
Illustrative case study
A Midlands commercial battery energy storage system (BESS) is in development. Connection, duration and the commercial route matter as much as the containers. The example is illustrative: it shows why costing and grid position usually come before a useful investment conversation.
Read the example →BESS
Illustrative project
Midlands · 1MW / 2MWh
A commercial battery energy storage system still in development. Grid position, duration and commercial route need to be stated as known or not yet known before a capital conversation is useful.
Illustrative case study
A commercial building wants to move away from fossil heat. The work starts with demand, fabric and electrical capacity — not a domestic boiler advert. This example is illustrative and does not claim a government grant outcome.
Read the example →Heat
Illustrative project
United Kingdom · Building-scale low-carbon heat
A commercial building considering a heat pump or related low-carbon heat system. Demand, fabric and electrical supply have to be understood before a quote or capital conversation.
Illustrative case study
Not every solar project starts at a blank roof. This illustrative Yorkshire industrial array already has design and cost information. The remaining gap is a structured capital conversation — development work is not the current need.
Read the example →Solar
Illustrative project
Yorkshire · 400kWp
A developed rooftop solar project looking for an appropriate capital conversation. Costing already exists; the remaining work is structured information, not another concept note.
Illustrative case study
A northern logistics depot needs chargers for its own vehicles. That is a different project from destination or public charging. The first work is electrical capacity and a delivery estimate. An operator model may be irrelevant.
Read the example →EV charging
Illustrative project
North of England · Multi-charger depot
A logistics depot that needs charging for its own fleet. The first questions are electrical capacity and a grounded install cost — not a public charging business model.
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