25-35% Annual ROI

for commercial Solar PV

Lower carbon emissions

Support Scope 1, 2 & 3 reduction goals

Save on your energy bill

buy fewer units from the grid

Noble Green Energy commercial solar PV installation at Warburtons Bakery in Wednesbury

How solar energy can transform food and beverage production

Take advantage of solar to cut energy & costs

From production lines to refrigeration and storage, food and beverage manufacturing is highly energy-intensive. Solar power provides a dependable on-site energy source that cuts costs and strengthens market resilience.

Backed by the Noble Foods Group’s heritage and over a decade of renewable energy expertise, Noble Green Energy delivers solar solutions built for the food and beverage industry.

Cut energy costs

Solar PV can reduce your facility’s reliance on grid electricity by 30–50%, helping you take control of rising energy bills.

Lower carbon emissions

Generate clean power on site to support Scope 1 and 2 reduction goals and make your products more attractive to buyers focused on Scope 3 performance.

Maximise tax efficiency

Claim capital allowances to reduce taxable profits, speed up your payback, and reinvest in your food and beverage operation.

  • Lock in energy costs & reduce exposure to market volatility
  • Save on electricity costs with predictable 3-4 year payback on self-financed solutions
  • Flexible finance options including asset finance, hire purchase, 0 Capex (off balance sheet) and Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs)
  • Cut carbon emissions and support Scope 1, 2 & 3 and ESG goals
  • Make the most of large unused roof or land space

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    Supporting Scope 1, 2 & 3 goals

    • Reduce operational and electricity-related emissions with on-site Solar PV
    • Meet growing retailer and customer ESG expectations
    • Lower energy costs while strengthening supply-chain credentials
    • A measurable step towards more resilient, low-carbon operations

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    Why partner with us?

    With over a decade of renewable energy experience, and as part of the Noble Foods Group, Noble Green Energy combines technical expertise with deep food and beverage insight.

    We’re unique in that we’re the only solar EPC within a major UK F&B group, with a proven track record supporting household names across food production. This means we understand the realities our clients face every day – from compliance and biosecurity to operational pressures, and we design our solar solutions to fit these needs.

    Our solar PV systems are designed around each site’s energy profile, delivering dependable power, measurable carbon savings and a faster return on investment.

    Power your business for the future

    Contact our team to discuss solar solutions for your food and beverage company.

    • Full turnkey design, installation and commissioning
    • Financial security as part of the Noble Foods Group
    • F&B compliance and operational understanding
    • Poultry biosecurity and flock cycle installation expertise
    • Food-safe delivery (no glass / no nuts on site)
    • DNO & G100 compliance managed end to end
    • BRCGS-aligned delivery for regulated environments
    • RC62-compliant fire-safe designs from day one
    • CDM Principal Contractor with rigorous H&S

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