Solar Together is a UK-based initiative that helps homeowners and businesses access affordable solar PV systems through group-buying schemes. By bringing communities together, Solar Together leverages collective purchasing power to secure competitive prices from trusted solar installers, making renewable energy more accessible and cost-effective.
The program is designed to simplify the solar adoption process, offering participants a clear, transparent pathway to solar energy—from registration and tailored offers to installation and aftercare. Its mission is to accelerate the UK’s transition to clean energy by removing common barriers such as high upfront costs and complexity.
Backed by strong local authority partnerships and trusted industry expertise, Solar Together has enabled thousands of UK households to benefit from renewable energy. Their vision is to empower communities to generate their own clean power, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and contribute to the UK’s net zero targets.
Solar Together connects participants with trusted installers who source products from globally recognized manufacturers:
Solar Together works exclusively with vetted and accredited installers who hold the following certifications:
Through its installer partners, Solar Together ensures warranty coverage in line with UK solar industry standards:
English (with multilingual support available in some regions)
Operating in the UK for several years as part of a community-led renewable initiative
Thousands of residential installations supported through group-buying schemes across the UK
The price was extremely competitive and Solar Together were very good. We checked the review for the installer who won the contract before we signed up to check that they were OK as well. The installer rushed the survey which simply seemed to be a measuring exercise with a drone. They then wanted to charge us extra for looking at the roof and making sure it was suitable for solar panels - I pointed out that that was supposed to have been done in the survey they had conducted and that the surveyor seemed to have no idea of the issues that having a slate roof on a very old cottage might cause. TBF they then sent out their special slate roof installers and the process could not have been more smooth. We had a minor problem with the recording equipment after six months and ST sorted it out quickly and all is now good. The app is particularly helpful to see useage and is easy to use.
Relatively simple process. Good final quote that we were able to adjust (add two more panels) and simple installation that took less than 4 hours on the day. The communications could have been a bit better - everything worked but it would be good to get interim update that everything is going to plan etc. Also handover docs need to be explained prior to leaving the house. Still worth it though. Most recommended!
Review rating speaks for itself. This is a terrible concept, I work in the industry and am yet to meet someone in person who was entirely happy with solar together. To get a good service, workmanship and quality equipment naturally comes with higher costs. What do you think the installers are doing when they are having to drop prices to the floor to get the install through solar together? Cutting costs using cheaper materials/equipment, on an extremely tight budget so rushing the jobs to get in and out quickly to the next one. If you want an install you can truly trust in I would avoid solar together like the plague, it may look appealing on face value but it's basically a gamble what you'll end up with, and if your not educated enough to notice certain things they may be doing to cut the costs, you have even higher chance of ending up with a sub par installation.
Solar Together is a group-buying scheme that helps households and businesses save money on solar panels by purchasing collectively.
Yes, participants receive a free, no-obligation quote tailored to their property once they register in the scheme.
By joining the group-buying initiative, homeowners can typically save up to 20–30% compared to standard solar installation prices.