ORKA helps businesses across Scotland reduce energy costs through commercial solar PV installation, workplace EV charging infrastructure and battery storage solutions. Based in Aberdeen, we design, install and support scalable renewable energy systems for commercial premises, fleets and industrial operations.
Businesses across Scotland are facing rising energy costs, evolving sustainability targets and increasing pressure to future-proof operations. ORKA provides commercial solar PV, EV charging and battery storage solutions designed to reduce operational energy costs, improve energy resilience and support long-term business growth.
ORKA provides integrated renewable energy solutions that help businesses across Scotland reduce operational energy costs and improve long-term energy resilience. From commercial solar PV and workplace EV charging to battery storage and ongoing support, our team designs scalable systems tailored to each client’s operational requirements.
Interested in exploring renewable energy solutions? Sign up for a free consultation with a member of the ORKA team.
Tailored commercial solar, EV charging and battery storage systems designed around your operational requirements.
Aberdeen-based specialists supporting renewable energy projects across Scotland.
Ongoing monitoring and support to help businesses maximise system performance and uptime.
Future-ready renewable energy systems with scalable software and infrastructure support.
The increase in Workplace Charging Scheme funding from £350 to £500 is useful.
But the bigger value for businesses is having time to make the right infrastructure decisions before they become urgent ones.
EV charging isn't just about installing a charger; it’s part of wider commercial energy planning.
The businesses treating it as wider commercial planning now are usually the ones that avoid the expensive reactive decisions later.
Rising energy costs and long-term price uncertainty continue to push Scottish businesses to take solar energy more seriously.
Yet many organisations still assume that funding and support is limited to community groups or the public sector.
That’s not always the case.
The UK Government has confirmed that the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS) will remain open until 31 March 2026, giving businesses a clear (but time-limited) opportunity to reduce the cost of installing EV charging at their premises.
For organisations planning fleet electrification, staff charging, or future-proofing their sites, this confirmation removes uncertainty - but it also puts a clear deadline on decision-making.
A clear, no-nonsense breakdown of how the Autumn Budget affects EV charging, workplace electrification and energy planning in Scotland — from ORKA’s expert team.
We offer renewable energy solutions for businesses across Scotland, from install right through to high-end management. As we are not tied to one supplier, we can develop a custom solution based on our clients' specific needs, and deliver an end-to-end service.
Interested or keen to learn more? Get in touch with our team and we’ll respond as soon as possible.
