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Over the past few months, JME Energy Ltd has successfully completed a series of domestic and commercial EV charger installations across Dorset, Hampshire, and the New Forest.

Ever wondered what a real-world solar and battery project actually looks like from start to finish? Many people hear about solar panels and home batteries, but rarely get to see how the process works in practice.

What if even small local councils could operate fully on renewable energy? That’s exactly what Marchwood Parish Council did. They decided to stop relying on outdated energy systems and start building something more innovative.

Do you know that by 2030, the UK government will ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars? That’s not a prediction, it’s policy.

With more than one in five new cars sold in the UK in 2024 being electric, the shift to electric vehicles (EVs) is happening faster than many businesses had anticipated.

However, for commercial property owners, this raises a critical question:

Is your building ready to support the charging needs of your workforce, tenants, and fleets? 

JME Energy recently completed a solar installation project, featuring a 16-panel system integrated with a SolarEdge hybrid inverter and battery storage. This project exemplifies our commitment to providing cutting-edge renewable energy solutions tailored to our clients’ needs.

One of the first large-scale projects undertaken by JME Energy Ltd was the conversion of an old Lloyds Bank into a multi-functional space, including beauty therapy and treatment rooms, rented spaces, a hairdresser’s studio, and a coffee shop upstairs. This complex project required meticulous planning and execution, leveraging both our technical expertise and problem-solving skills.

Recently, JME Energy undertook the installation of a Qubev electric charge point on a listed property in Warsash. This project presented unique challenges due to the property’s status and the tight timescale we were working with. Despite adverse weather conditions, our team successfully completed the installation within the allocated two-day timeframe.