Coverage
Solar Installations Across Cornwall
We install solar panels, battery storage and EV charging across Cornwall, from the far west of Penzance to the Tamar border with Devon. Cornwall sees over 1,500 hours of sunshine a year, well above the UK average of around 1,400, which is part of why systems here tend to pay back faster than the national norm. Not seeing your town listed below? Get in touch and we’ll confirm coverage for your postcode.
West Cornwall
Penzance, St Ives & the far west.
Covering Penzance, St Ives, Hayle, St Just and Helston, out past Land’s End and down onto the Lizard Peninsula, the most southerly point of mainland Britain. St Ives has its own art colony history, home to the Barbara Hepworth Museum and a Tate outpost, and Penzance itself measures among the sunniest towns in the country at around 1,750 hours of sunshine a year. Roofs out here run from granite fishermen’s cottages to more recent estate housing, so a proper survey matters more than a standard package.
- Penzance
- St Ives
- Hayle
- St Just
- Helston
Mid Cornwall
Truro, Falmouth & the Fal estuary.
Covering Truro, Falmouth, Camborne, Redruth and the towns around the Fal estuary. Truro is Cornwall’s cathedral city and county town, while Falmouth sits on one of the world’s deepest natural harbours. Camborne and Redruth sit at the heart of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site, recognised by UNESCO in 2006 for a mining landscape that shaped the modern world, and much of the local housing stock still reflects that mining-era history, from granite terraces to later 20th-century estates.
- Truro
- Falmouth
- Camborne
- Redruth
North Coast & East Cornwall
Newquay, St Austell & Bodmin.
Covering Newquay, St Austell, Bodmin, Liskeard and out towards the Devon border, including Padstow, Wadebridge, Bude, Looe, Saltash and Launceston. Newquay and Bude are both known for their Atlantic-facing beaches and surf culture, while Padstow and Wadebridge are linked by the Camel Trail, a former railway line turned cycling and walking route. St Austell sits a short drive from the Eden Project’s biomes, and Bodmin Moor’s granite tors dominate the skyline further inland. Saltash faces Plymouth across the Tamar, and Launceston, Cornwall’s ancient county town, is still watched over by its Norman castle, first built in 1068.
- Newquay
- St Austell
- Bodmin
- Liskeard
- Padstow
- Wadebridge
- Bude
- Looe
- Saltash
- Launceston
Why Cornwall
Higher irradiance, faster payback.
Cornwall consistently ranks among the highest solar-irradiance regions in the UK, meaning systems here generally generate more and pay back faster than the national average. It isn’t the single sunniest county in Britain (that title usually goes to the Isle of Wight or parts of the Sussex coast), but it sits well above the national average, and Penzance in particular regularly ranks among the sunniest towns in the country.
Cornwall’s annual solar irradiance, among the highest in the UK.
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