Solar PV & battery storage providers in Northampton
Looking for solar panels or battery storage in Northampton? Plug me in delivers tailored solar PV and battery storage solutions for homes and businesses across Northampton and the wider Northamptonshire area.
Whether you're a homeowner wanting to take control of your energy bills or a business looking to cut overheads and reduce your carbon footprint, our team will design, install and maintain a system built around your energy requirements.
Based nearby in Market Harborough with national coverage, we've already delivered solar projects across Northamptonshire, including installations at protected heritage sites and residential properties in the county. We bring over 15 years of solar expertise to every project.
Solar panels in Northampton
Solar PV allows homes and businesses in Northampton to generate their own electricity from sunlight, reducing dependence on the grid and helping to bring energy costs down over time. For homeowners, a solar panel system can produce clean electricity during daylight hours. For businesses, commercial solar PV can offset your purchased electricity. Systems are designed around your building, energy usage patterns and available roof or ground-mounted space.
Battery storage in Northampton
Solar panels generate the most electricity during the middle of the day, but that doesn't always match when you use it. Battery storage allows you to store surplus solar electricity. For homes, a battery means you can use more of the energy you produce rather than exporting it back to the grid. For businesses, battery storage helps manage peak demand charges. We can integrate battery storage into a new solar PV installation or assess whether your existing system is suitable for a retrofit.
Commercial solar & battery
For businesses across Northampton and Northamptonshire, solar PV and battery storage offer a practical route to lower energy costs while supporting sustainability and net zero commitments. We work with businesses across a range of sectors, from warehousing and logistics to offices and community organisations, to develop renewable energy systems that fit around operational needs. Our commercial solutions include solar PV, battery storage, energy monitoring, flexible financing options and ongoing maintenance.
Residential solar & battery
For homeowners in Northampton, solar PV and battery storage can provide a practical way to generate, store and use more of your own renewable electricity, reducing your reliance on the grid and your monthly energy bills. Our residential service covers every stage, from initial advice, property assessment and system design through to professional installation, commissioning and ongoing servicing. We'll look at your property, roof orientation, energy consumption to design a system that works for your home.
Why choose Plug me in for solar in Northampton?
Proven in Northamptonshire
We've already delivered solar and battery storage projects across Northamptonshire, including a major installation at Stanwick Lakes nature reserve. With our base in nearby Market Harborough, Northampton is well within our core service area.
Over 15 years of solar experience
Trading since 2011, our experienced in-house team covers everything from initial surveys and system design to installation, monitoring and ongoing maintenance.
End-to-end service and support
We don't install and walk away. From your first enquiry through to servicing and aftercare, we support you throughout the lifetime of your system, backed by our UK-based customer support team.
Solutions for homes and businesses
Our expertise spans both residential and commercial solar PV and battery storage, allowing us to design systems around different property types, energy profiles and budgets.
Northamptonshire solar project
Stanwick Lakes
We delivered an expanded solar PV and battery storage system for Stanwick Lakes, a 750-acre nature reserve and outdoor education hub in the Nene Valley. The installation includes 147 high-efficiency solar panels delivering 64.68 kWp of capacity, supported by 27 kWh of battery storage. The system is expected to generate over 62,000 kWh of clean energy each year. The project was designed to help the Trust reduce its energy costs and support its environmental mission on a protected heritage site.