Solar Energy UK
27 March 2025
Solar Energy UK is proud to announce its new market intelligence platform SolarPulse.
SolarPulse provides critical information on over 4,000 utility-scale solar photovoltaic and battery energy storage projects across the country:
⚡ Engage with projects at the earliest opportunity, highlighting opportunities to tender for business.
🔌 Stay ahead of competitors with frequent updates, advanced search capabilities and interactive mapping.
☀️ Track and analyse projects using our powerful filtering tools – project name, capacity, development status, location and ownership, plus details on biodiversity net gain and land quality.
🔋 Download data for analysis.
SolarPulse will be available exclusively to members of Solar Energy UK for an additional subscription fee. It will be previewed exclusively at Solar & Storage Live London at the Excel Centre from 2-3 April, on our stand C41.
The platform responds to a survey of members, 70% of whom requested better market information from the association.
Who is SolarPulse For?
📊 Developers, Asset Owners & Investors: Discover new opportunities, assess risks, and track market trends.
⚡ Utility Companies & EPCs: Optimise project planning, supply chain decisions, and competitor analysis.
📈 Business Development & Strategy Teams within equipment suppliers and service companies: Gain a competitive edge with real-time, data-driven insights.
🎯 Government & Policy Makers – Access a complete, data-backed view of the UK solar and battery sector.
“SolarPulse will be a vital resource for the solar and battery storage industry. My team has been working hard to ensure that SolarPulse is ready for subscribers and I very much look forward to demonstrating it at Solar & Storage Live London,” said Solar Energy UK Commercial Director Stephen Wilding. “We also have plans to further develop the platform, with information on grid access points, political geography and NESO’s regional boundaries,” he added.
At launch, SolarPulse will cover utility-scale groundmount solar projects of at least five megawatts. As the product is further developed, further features will be introduced, including commercial-scale rooftop projects.
Email swilding@solarenergyuk.org for further details.
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